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   Colonel ONeill
   Beta Veteran

   Hey, I'm running a VM install of Windows 2000 SP5, and it appears that every time I start the OS, eBoostr reports that the system memory is inactive. I have to do an Edit > Restart Caching for it to become active. If I do not, eBoostr's indicators all stay stuck at zero.

   This does not occur on my host install of 7x64, but it may be related to the fact that it is a virtual machine.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Colonel ONeill
   Beta Veteran

   Oh... Interesting... I upped the Guest VM RAM from 200 to 384, and now all is fine... O_o

   Also, nice to see that the 64MB hard-coded limit has been removed :)
   I've all but retired my old 2K desktop, but will try it out soon.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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