Mario Semo wrote in a message to Peter Fitzsimmons:

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

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

That's not just wrong, but absurd.  With FixPack 5 or later applied, OS/2
Warp and OS/2 Warp Connect are running exactly identical kernels.
 
-- Mike


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