Subj : OS/2 application stack space
To   : Sean Dennis
From : Vince Coen
Date : Fri Nov 29 2002 01:57 pm

Hello Sean!

28 Nov 02 12:23, you wrote to All:

SD> I'm thinking OS/2 is giving me signs that I may be pushing it too
SD> hard... I have a 850Mhz Athlon Thunderbird-powered computer for my BBS
SD> with 96MB RAM and two hard drives (OS/2 resides on a 2GB HD and the
SD> BBS lives on a 20GB HD).  I'm running Maximus/2 v3.01 with the Y2K
SD> fixes.

I use 192mb Ram and I sometimes run out with that using two Max/Bink nodes. I
should point out that OS/2 starts getting problematic when free Ram drops
below around 90mb.

Hmm, another point be very carefull when adding Ram. OS/2 does not like
mismatched Ram simms i.e., use identical if possible.

Vince

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