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From: gleason@mwk.com
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Subject: Re: SPTEs
Message-Id: <1994Mar25.090924.1932@mwk.com>
Date: 25 Mar 94 09:09:24 CST
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In article <1994Mar24.220707.3833@cmkrnl>, jeh@cmkrnl.com (Jamie Hanrahan, Kernel Mode Systems) writes:
> In article <22FEB199400304049@hearts.aces.com>, gavron@hearts.aces.com (Ehud Gavron) writes:
>> I won't debate the plug of DSN.  DSN is an obsolete lumbering huge
>> gainly beast (much like DECUS and DEC itself).  It is a clear example
>> of a company that can't adapt to the Internet, Gopher, WWW, etc.
>> 
>> On the SPTE note I think Jamie Hanrahan and Lea Gleason have written
>> utilities to inform of SPTE allocation.  Perhaps they will repost those
>> utilities.
> 

  The  name is Lee, like the Civil War general, not Lea, like
the Starwars princess...

  SPTFRAG reports on SPTE usage. It was in a Digital Systems Journal article,
so I'll have to check with the publisher before posting it anywhere. Just
finished a new version that is V6.0 compatible - bit 21 of the SPTE moved
over to bit 22, due to changes to support XVA and XPA (eXtended Virtual
Architecture and eXtended Physical Architecture). Don't run the old
version on V6.x systems...

Lee K. Gleason N5ZMR
Control-G Consultants
gleason@mwk.com