Re: mac os HOG?
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texte = The simple answer here is NEVER RUN FILENAKER & ASIP ON THE SAME SERVER !! This is discussed in depth on the Apple discussion boards. Mac OS cannot really handle 2 memory dependent apps on the same machine.Alain> though this is not really the place to discuss this I know a little about it > so.... > > Ron, your mac is taking up that much because it is adding the system memory > to the amount you have allocated towards ASIP. You need tell me > how much memory you have allocated towards filemaker and any other running > app. The quick solution > might be to lower ASIP's or filemaker's memory or just add more RAM and > restart. > I think you have a memory conflict somewhere. > > in the about this computer window find all running apps. sum up the memory > allocated > towards each from your get info windows. add 288 to that total. If this > number exceeds > 320 or even 300 (which I think it will) then you need to adjust some memory > settings. > The best would be to get more RAM while its cheap. > > one more note. if you are running OS 9.1 I would do the $20 upgrade to ASIP > 6.3.3! > > cheers. > > Ron Ceballos wrote: > >>> Are you running WebCat with ASIP? >>> >>> go into the MacOS Admin Agent and check your allocation of >>> memory towards ASIP. You want to make sure the rest of your >>> apps have the memory they need and that ASIP is not interfering. >> >> specs on machine and things running: >> g3, OS 9.1, 320 megs RAM >> >> ASIP 6.3.2, filemaker pro server, nothing else. >> >> mem allocated to asip: (maximum) 176 >> >> ps: i just checked now, and mac os is taking up 288 megs RAM. this is >> becoming a huge prob now, working off of it takes forever and a day now. >> >> any ideas?!? >> >> > > -- Donovan D. Brooke > Systems Administrator/ > Assc. Art Director > Epsen Hillmer Graphics > > I know I'm making progress when I look at the questions I have > asked in the past and think to myself... how stupid was that > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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The simple answer here is NEVER RUN FILENAKER & ASIP ON THE SAME SERVER !! This is discussed in depth on the Apple discussion boards. Mac OS cannot really handle 2 memory dependent apps on the same machine.Alain> though this is not really the place to discuss this I know a little about it > so.... > > Ron, your mac is taking up that much because it is adding the system memory > to the amount you have allocated towards ASIP. You need tell me > how much memory you have allocated towards filemaker and any other running > app. The quick solution > might be to lower ASIP's or filemaker's memory or just add more RAM and > restart. > I think you have a memory conflict somewhere. > > in the about this computer window find all running apps. sum up the memory > allocated > towards each from your get info windows. add 288 to that total. If this > number exceeds > 320 or even 300 (which I think it will) then you need to adjust some memory > settings. > The best would be to get more RAM while its cheap. > > one more note. if you are running OS 9.1 I would do the $20 upgrade to ASIP > 6.3.3! > > cheers. > > Ron Ceballos wrote: > >>> Are you running WebCat with ASIP? >>> >>> go into the MacOS Admin Agent and check your allocation of >>> memory towards ASIP. You want to make sure the rest of your >>> apps have the memory they need and that ASIP is not interfering. >> >> specs on machine and things running: >> g3, OS 9.1, 320 megs RAM >> >> ASIP 6.3.2, filemaker pro server, nothing else. >> >> mem allocated to asip: (maximum) 176 >> >> ps: i just checked now, and mac os is taking up 288 megs RAM. this is >> becoming a huge prob now, working off of it takes forever and a day now. >> >> any ideas?!? >> >> > > -- Donovan D. Brooke > Systems Administrator/ > Assc. Art Director > Epsen Hillmer Graphics > > I know I'm making progress when I look at the questions I have > asked in the past and think to myself... how stupid was that > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list . > To unsubscribe, E-mail to: > To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to > > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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