hi
> DOS memory manager historically limit the amount of RAM via EMM/EMS to 32 or 64MB of RAM. That ought to be enough for anyone really interested in programming for DOS.
interesting, that'd be my main interest: the more usable RAM the more *any* program could do, specially a server.
(Reply to a mail in "New Old-Timer Reporting")
Hi!
Actually the 32 or 64 MB limit only affects EMS. If you
use XMS or a 32-bit protected mode DOS extender / DPMI,
you can easily use 2-4 GB of RAM, depending on how much
is reserved for 32-bit access to your graphics card etc.
Recently, Japheth
