You gave the answers already:
1) reduce the amount of used heap by limiting the extensions loaded during
startup to a minimum (f.i. by freezing them)
2) what you call heap clearing seems to be the 61000 fix. This is just to
remove leftovers from the heap that are not in used anymore. You can play
with the settings on how often it is performed (setup - 61'fix).
3) If this is still not enough you may need the memory upgrade I mentioned.
Johannes
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> [mailto:newtontalk-bounce_at_newtontalk.net]On Behalf Of
> rpatel_at_accelrys.com
> Sent: Monday, November 25, 2002 11:00 AM
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> Subject: Re: [NTLK] Continuing Frustration w/MP2000
> Hi,
> >What you most probably need for internet applications is more Heap -> a
> >memory upgrade MP2000 -> MP2100.
> What is the optimum MP2000 configuration with enough heap that you
> shouldn't need to keep
> an eye on it all the time (every 2nd/3rd tap seems to be a heap clearing
> one on my MP2000).
> Is it just a case of freezing anything you don't use or to keep enough
> free heap space should you
> just keep to a bare minimum of loaded apps ?
> Raj.
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