RE: What is memory allocation boundery in Dindows?

["Peterson, George W" <george.w.peterson@intel.com>]

Weng, How old are you, 15? I agree with Monish, you could certainly stand
to polish your manners a bit.



-----Original Message-----
From: Monish Shah [mailto:monish.shah@indranetworks.com]
Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 7:46 AM
To: WTX@umem.com; pci-sig@znyx.com
Subject: Re: What is memory allocation boundery in Dindows?


Hello Weng,

> Hi Daev,
> I think your answer and several others' are TOTALLY WRONG!

As the author of one of the "TOTALLY WRONG" answers, I'd like to point out
the following:  Even if we were wrong, at least we were polite and
considerate.  You could learn something from that.

> I designed a memory board with 1GBytes of SDRAM memory and have no any
> trouble under UNIX and Windows.

We are talking about allocating memory - not installing and detecting
memory.  Just because your 1GB memory board "works" doesn't mean that OSes
can do physically contiguous allocation from it.

> I think your driver technique is not sophisticated enough to properly
> deal with the situation.

I'd hazard to guess that you have never written a driver in your life.

Monish Shah
CTO - Indra Networks

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>
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