Re: DOS/Windows Configuration for CDE2/Developer 2000?
Date: 1995/07/21
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After several months of working with many clients as well as monitoring the newsgroups, as well as my own experience...
16MB isn't enough. But 20MB makes a *huge* difference! (My laptop has 20MB RAM, and runs everything as well as my desktop with 48MB, including Designer/2000 against PO7!)
Be sure you have a good sized swap file as well.
Unfortunately, the answer to conventional memory is still "as much as possible". Every KB counts <sigh>...
-JJ
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In <3um4kb$99n_at_venice.sedd.trw.com> Clarence Johnson
<johnson_at_venice.sedd.trw.com> writes:
>
>Does anyone have any tips for how DOS/Windows needs to be
>setup in order to run CDE2/D2000 effectively? We're developing
>for DOS/WfWG, but because of the number of GPFs and freeze ups,
>most of the developers have installed NT. All machines have at
>least 16M RAM and ample disk space, so it's got to be the
>way we load things or the parameter settings. How much conventional
>memory is needed (a real number please, not simply "as much as
possible")
>We're also using SQL*Net 1.2 with Netware 4.1 and the Netware TCP/IP
>stack.
>
>Thanks in advance!
>
>
>Clarence Johnson
>
>
Received on Fri Jul 21 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST