Reply 20 of 24, by Ampera
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Could think of a good one.
It's working, don't break it. 🤣
Reply 21 of 24, by gdjacobs
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No worries about that. If the driver can't load high, it defaults to conventional. Literally the only downside is that your CONFIG.SYS file is a bit bigger.
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Reply 22 of 24, by Ampera
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wrote:No worries about that. If the driver can't load high, it defaults to conventional. Literally the only downside is that your CONFIG.SYS file is a bit bigger.
Yea, but it's still too much effort for less free memory than a C64.
Reply 23 of 24, by stamasd
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wrote:wrote:No worries about that. If the driver can't load high, it defaults to conventional. Literally the only downside is that your CONFIG.SYS file is a bit bigger.
Yea, but it's still too much effort for less free memory than a C64.
Interesting. Tell me about that C64 with 610k memory. 😀
I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
Reply 24 of 24, by Ampera
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wrote:wrote:wrote:No worries about that. If the driver can't load high, it defaults to conventional. Literally the only downside is that your CONFIG.SYS file is a bit bigger.
Yea, but it's still too much effort for less free memory than a C64.
Interesting. Tell me about that C64 with 610k memory. 😀
Tell me how I can double the 640k conventional memory limit. 😀
I meant I could only free up a max of 30k if I loaded EVERYTHING high and nothing existed in conventional memory, which is less free memory than a C64.
EDIT:
Also there was a 512k memory expansion for the C64
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_REU
not EXACTLY 640k, but it's not far off, and pretty cool for a C64