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In <3CCC90C5.79890049@charter.net>, on 04/28/02
at 04:16 PM, Ray Davison said:
>V3 with the 3.05 patch.
>500M, 1.6, 8.4, 10, 20, 80G. I cannot imagine owning a PC without PM. I
You are a lucky man. Lots of folks can't get 3.05 to work beyond 8GB. I
suspect that only applies when booted to DOS and the BIOS drivers get in
the way.
>am quite willing to buy a later version, if someone can give me a reason
>why I should. What will a new one do that this one won't?
As long as 3.05 supports the partition types you use, I can't think of a
reason.
Steven
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