MS>  For example, for a DosAllocMem call with a size of 1, the following
 MS> occurs:

 MS>       On OS/2 Warp Connect, the system allocates a 4096-byte block of
 MS>        committed memory.
 MS>       On OS/2 Warp, the system allocates a 4096-byte block of committed
 MS>        memory plus 61440 bytes without attributes.

[what about fixpaks?]

I don't think the 61440 will ever be backed by physical ram.  I think they
are refering to _address space_,  as I was (and this is still not a good
thing,  chewing up your 512mb address space,  but it is not nearly as bad
has wasting physical memroy).

I wonder why they made the change?

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