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Subject: Addressing above 1GB RAM problem

Original Message
Name: blooleg
Date: May 3, 2008 at 04:00:46 Pacific
Subject: Addressing above 1GB RAM problem
OS: XP SP2
CPU/Ram: T2200 Dual Core 4GB Ram
Model/Manufacturer: Dell Latitude D630
Comment:
Hi

I have built an application that builds a java executable. It is a large application as it holds a lot of data in memory. I am getting strange results as XP is only allowing me to address up to 1GB of RAM on my laptop

Anyway the 1GB limit causes the application to run very slowly , if at all. I am familiar with the 32bit limitations on XP amd have tried the /3GB switch but nothing seems to make any difference. I am running the java app with Apache Tomcat and have tried adjusting upping the settings in there but then it doesnt start suggesting it is something a bit more fundamental stopping the java.exe growing above 1 gig

Any help would be appreciated

Many Thnx


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