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  3. October 2007

RE: Java memory allowances

Windows (32-bit) splits memory space between "user" and "kernel"
allowing 2GB for each by default. There's a boot.ini flag you can set to
tell windows to allow 3GB of that space for user and 1GB for kernel,
however, to be of any use the application has to have a flag set that
says it's 3GB aware. I have no idea if the Java JVM has that flag set.
Could simply try it and see.

Or... look into a ramdisk (remember those) and set temp= to that.

-Walden


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