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From: Elliott Lee <tenchi@jps.net>
Newsgroups: scee.yaroze.beginners
Subject: Re: Siocons trouble
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1998 16:45:21 -0700
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You may also want to try some of the following:

	- Don't put the DJSETUP.BAT stuff in your AUTOEXEC.BAT just
	  yet.  Check the AUTOEXEC.BAT to make sure that you can
	  remove as many of those SET environment statements as
	  possible or shorten your path.  This should free up some
	  space.  After you've determined that you can't squeeze any
	  more memory out of the environment, then run the
	  DJSETUP.BAT file by adding to the AUTOEXEC.BAT:

		call c:\psx\djsetup.bat

	  (Adjust the path as necessary.)

	- If the above doesn't work, then try loading up your
	  shell (MS-DOS Prompt).  Click on the button for properties
	  and then click on the Memory tab.  Change the Initial
	  Environment to 4096 (or something larger).  You'll have to
	  close the window and re-load the shell.  CD over to your
	  PSX directory and run DJSETUP on the prompt---it should
	  run fine now.  The only tedious thing about this method
	  is that you have to run DJSETUP.BAT manually every time
	  you open the DOS window.

Pankaj Gautama wrote:
> 
> Karl Sigiscar wrote:
> >
> > When I type djsetup from the PSX library drawer, I get an insufficient
> > environment space message.
> 
> This probably means you've got so many environment variables set that
> the DOS/WIn environment can't handle any more.
> 
> BUT - you can set your yaroze variables in your config.sys file, instead
> of autoexec.bat/djsetup.bat.
> 
> Here's an extract from my config.sys
> 
> SET
> PATH=C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND;c:\windows\system;c:\DOS;d:\extdos;d:\Winstuff\dos;d:\yaroze\psx\bin;d:\yaroze\gnu\bin;C:\
> SET TEMP=D:\TEMP
> set DJGPP=d:/yaroze/psx/djgpp.env
> set TMP=d:\yaroze\work
> set DTLH3000=0x2f8,3,9600
> Set DirCmd=/OGN
> 
> I then don't need to run djsetup when I want to do the Yaroze Dev Thang
> 
> Hope that helps.

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