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Re: XyWin Hogs Warp - Help!
- Subject: Re: XyWin Hogs Warp - Help!
- From: rtenn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Raphael Tennenbaum)
- Date: Thu, 07 Mar 96 19:06:32 EST
> Finally, I saw one
> old IBM service call record (a closed APAR in the jargon) that mentioned how
> some DOS programs cause CPU utility monitors to falsely report maximum CPU
> use. I think it referred to OS/2 2.1, not Warp, so maybe the problem was
> fixed. Then again, maybe not.
I think the Warp code is similar enough to 2.1 that the "problem" would persist, but I
suspect the APAR was referring to "badly"-behaved DOS apps. There are some, like Agenda,
which really seem to need to poll the CPU almost constantly, but I suppose there are a few which
don't really have to but have something in them which is always "raising its hand" for no
good reason. I haven't used XyWin so I don't really know whether it's one of them.
> My system is far from optimized and I occasionally run into swap memory
> (I think) bottlenecks or something that slows it all to a near halt.
See if you can find a file called "Tunewarp.Zip" -- I know it's in the OS2 libraries on
Compuserve, it may be on Hobbes -- it can help. There's also a utility called ConfigInfo which is
immensely useful.
Rafe T.
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