Hello Marc!

05 Jan 04 19:36, you wrote to All:

 ML> Something peculiar showing up in the available memory display:

 ML> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-CUT-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

 ML>  Version: Compiled on Dec 29 1998 at 16:34:45 (WATCOM C/32 v10.60)
 ML> Computer: AT-class, revision 2
 ML>       OS: OS/2 Version 4.52 (Conv.Pack 2, FP3)
 ML>   Memory: -2,116,820,992 bytes remain in heap

 ML> =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-CUT-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-

 ML> What's happened here?  I don't ever recall seeing a negative figure
 ML> here before.  Ideas?

This relates to the limitations of the version (& fixpak level) of your copy 
of OS/2 that fixes limits to 2gb / 4gb (can't remember what one). I would 
suggest if it is important, i.e., you are also having problems with larger 
HDD etc, that you, 1. Backup your system then, 2. Update to the latest fixpak 
(15/16) for Warp v4 etc. If you are not using Warp v3 or v4, check what 
fixpaks are available and see what ones fix the HDD limitations on size.

Vince

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