TSR into upper memory - Page 2

Show us what mem /c and mem /d is reporting.

A better util shows this when TSR is loaded and confirmed running OK.

Psp Cnt Size Name Command Line Hooked Vectors
---- --- ------ ---------- -------------------
--------------------------------
1 16,880 DOS
0421 2 3,744 COMMAND /U 23 24 2E
1 112 ---free---
0551 2 634,512 ---free---
655,344 ---total--

High Memory
1 20,960 DOS
1 928 ---free---
D34D 1 464 MSCDEXNT
D36B 1 2,672 REDIR 2A 5C 73
D413 2 34,848 DOSX 2F
1 78,560 ---free---
138,544 ---total--

Sorry, me no understand. Give us all the details or nobody is going to
help you, unless you are very fortunate.

You have the details. I can't supply you when you aren't clear what
you want.

Andy

Ok, let's start the 20 questions over then.

Which class is this homework problem for?
Why are you asking others to do your homework?
Do you actually believe instructors do not read newsgroups?

--
Todd Vargo
(Post questions to group only. Remove "z" to email personal messages)

You were asked to provide MEM /C and MEM /D output running in DOS
with the TSR loaded. So "NO details" have been provided as was
requested.

Are you studying dentistry?

You have a VERY long history of "angry" responses. I will no longer
answer any more posts from you.

See reponse to Mr. Todd.

And why is the output from mem/c on your xp/sp2 system formatted quite
differently from what it shows on my xp/sp2 system? Which version of mem are
you using - mine looks like this:

Directory of C:\WINDOWS\system32
2006-02-28 06:00 AM 39,274 mem.exe

/Al

<snip>

The (minor, imho) "angriness" that Todd showed was not out of keeping with
your lack of responsiveness. If you had given sufficient information to
describe the actual problem, Todd, Mark, myself, or a number of others who
spend time here because we want to help people would likely have provided
the answer you were looking for.

/Al

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11 20th June 02:32 foxidrive External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory Show us what mem /c and mem /d is reporting.

13 20th June 02:32 foxidrive External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory Sorry, me no understand. Give us all the details or nobody is going to help you, unless you are very fortunate.

14 20th June 02:32 handyman External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory You have the details. I can't supply you when you aren't clear what you want. Andy

15 20th June 02:32 todd vargo External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory Ok, let's start the 20 questions over then. Which class is this homework problem for? Why are you asking others to do your homework? Do you actually believe instructors do not read newsgroups? -- Todd Vargo (Post questions to group only. Remove "z" to email personal messages)

16 20th June 02:32 mark v External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory You were asked to provide MEM /C and MEM /D output running in DOS with the TSR loaded. So "NO details" have been provided as was requested. Are you studying dentistry?

17 20th June 02:32 handyman External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory You have a VERY long history of "angry" responses. I will no longer answer any more posts from you.

18 20th June 02:32 handyman External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory See reponse to Mr. Todd.

19 10th July 19:39 al dunbar External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory And why is the output from mem/c on your xp/sp2 system formatted quite differently from what it shows on my xp/sp2 system? Which version of mem are you using - mine looks like this: Directory of C:\WINDOWS\system32 2006-02-28 06:00 AM 39,274 mem.exe /Al

20 10th July 19:39 al dunbar External User Posts: 1	TSR into upper memory <snip> The (minor, imho) "angriness" that Todd showed was not out of keeping with your lack of responsiveness. If you had given sufficient information to describe the actual problem, Todd, Mark, myself, or a number of others who spend time here because we want to help people would likely have provided the answer you were looking for. /Al