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At 12 DEC 2003 11:01:18AM Ryan Montie wrote:

I have mostly win98 pc's on my 2000 small business server running the linear hash client. I have one xp machine just to make sure I can run XP. I have edited the config.nt file in the windows\system32 directory to make sure it has files=250, and I have made sure EMS is enabled. When I bring up a command window and type who, it shows that I have EM memory. However, when I try to do things, sometimes with large records, sometimes not, the program will lock up. It will hang and then by the time I get there, AREV has closed. There is also a sporadic problem of large print jobs not finishing, but again, this seems to happen at random. Am I missing something? Does anyone have any insight? Thank you.


At 12 DEC 2003 12:12PM Don Miller - C3 Inc. wrote:

Are you limiting EMS in the shortcut/PIF to 4096? Also, are you starting it from a Batch File? You might need to check Default.PIF in that case.

Don M.


At 12 DEC 2003 04:07PM Ryan Montie wrote:

I have 4096 in the shortcut. I also tried working with a batch file and it seemed to make no difference.


At 12 DEC 2003 06:24PM Richard Bright wrote:

Just to confirm this … your CONFIG.NT will contain the lines -

dos=high, umb

device=%SystemRoot%\system32\himem.sys

files=250

My Shortcut contains the line -

C:\Software\AREV31\AREV.EXE /4096 /M4096

(the last parameter set is overkill - not needed)

My stats in WHO show -

EM Used 385,024

EM Allocated 4,194,304

Environment WinXP (with all patches etc) in Novell 4.83SP1 shell.

Mmm .. make sure that your path_to_Arev contains no fold names exceeding 8 char or spaces. Might want to check driver.


At 17 DEC 2003 03:43PM Ryan Montie wrote:

I just added both of those switches (the /4096 and the /m4096) to the PIF and it looks like this has cleared up the problem. Thanks guys.

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