said: 
>In <200401022333.3639824.8@scoug.com>, on 01/02/04  
>   at 11:33 PM, jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net said: 
>>>How much RAM do you have?  How fast is your CPU?  If you are swapping, 
>>>you should set the initial swap size to just a bit more than your average 
>>>swap size. 
>>512 mb of ram.  AMD 1.0 or1.1 mh CPU.  Config.sys says: 
>>MEMMAN=SWAP,PROTECT 
>>SWAPPATH=C:\OS2\SYSTEM 2048 2048 
>You have plenty of RAM and plenty of CPU power.  Given how you use the 
>computer, you should never be swapping. 
>First you need to verify that Warp is seeing all your RAM.  Get Daniela's 
>patchldr.zip and run the included test utility. 
>If you don't have a RAM problem and the apps are coming up slow, your 
>problem is elsewhere.  Perhaps your disk drivers are not running with 
>optimal settings.  This is were I recommend you look. 
Daniela's patch loader says that the patch need not be applied. 
I have a 20 gig Maxtor installed on controller 0 and a Plextor PX-W2410TA 
(Internal) CD-R on Controller 1. 
I get this on a screen during boot: 
Daniela's Bus Master IDE Driver for OS/2  v. 1.3.7c 
Controller:  0   Port:  01F0   IRQ:  0E  Status OK   BusMaster 
Scatter/Gather PCI Rev. 2.10   VIA 571   PCI to IDE  IC Rev. 06   VID:  
1106    OID:  0571   33 Mhz Unit:  0  Status OK  SMS:16LBA   NL:  126   
Bus Master DMA  Ultra DMA2/PI04   BPB Model Maxtor 2B020H1  WAH21PB0 
The screen fills up with info about the CD-R and some other stuff about 
com ports and the word "Enter".  Hitting enter resumes booting. 
Do you see anything in this info that could cause the Mozilla logo to 
appear on my screen for about 5 seconds before the working screen appears? 
Any comments or suggestions are welcome--as usual. 
Regards, 
Jack 
>Regards, 
>Steven 
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