exploit 3 giga di ram with inventor

[simaunder]

hello to all visitors and modelers,
I add a new discussion to know from more ' navigated experts of me how to activate (in analogy to how much it managed to do with xp pro) the extended memory of ram with 32-bit operating systems type home view or seven home.

Incidentally:
with xp pro 32 bit you have to change the boot.ini file with some options as below (regave my work pc):

....
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional 3gb" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect/3gb /userva=30303030
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\windows="microsoft windows xp professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect

where I'm offered the opportunity to use 3 giga x inventor 2010 or in standard configuration using the most 2 giga.

I would like to be able to "enlarge" the memory available to inventor also on my laptop (operative system view home and that exploits the license transfer function of the work pc) and/or on the company laptop with seven home (always to 32 bit).

Thank you so much to anyone who wants to educate the sotoscript.
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ale

 

[stefanobruno]

I think it is seen that seven see automatic 3gb (I don't use them and I don't want to say a brownery )
xp sp3 already did, so much is that the string you mentioned, and that I had inserted with the sp2, when I installed the sp3 I had to eliminate it.

Bye.

 

[Ilario]

in fact, xp sp3 is already active without modification to the boot.ini file and view and seven are put equal, all active already of its.

there is only one thing to specify, that you, see 3gb, but on 32bit systems the question is that however windows can not manage + 2gb for software, so you will have 3gb physical to be able to use, 2 maximum for inventor and one free for other applications.

the same thing on can say on the x64 sitemi, in the sense that if a software is not specific native to 64bit can not however manage more than 2gb (for inventor the problem does not exist because it is native to x64 sitemi to x64), but for example after affect, that only with the cs5 can exploit the 64bit, but up to the cs4 even if mounted on sitemi dedicated to x64, not see more than just

I hope I explained.

 

[Esselle]

in fact, xp sp3 is already active without modification to the boot.ini file and view and seven are put equal, all active already of its.

there is only one thing to specify, that you, see 3gb, but on 32bit systems the question is that however windows can not manage + 2gb for software, so you will have 3gb physical to be able to use, 2 maximum for inventor and one free for other applications.

the same thing on can say on the x64 sitemi, in the sense that if a software is not specific native to 64bit can not however manage more than 2gb (for inventor the problem does not exist because it is native to x64 sitemi to x64), but for example after affect, that only with the cs5 can exploit the 64bit, but up to the cs4 even if mounted on sitemi dedicated to x64, not see more than just

I hope I explained.

but I still have activated this choice on boot.ini to do at startup (which you had indicated me exactly) and sincerely while having xp sp3 known differences in software behavior that does not go into ram crisis.

 

[Ilario]

If you have the choice to start is because you changed the boot.ini file because you asked, but if you hadn't done it at the time (I'm sure I told you because then it wasn't active by default) you would now anyway with the advent of the sp3. if you now install xp 32bit from scratch and as perima what you put all its beautiful sp until 3, if you have more than 2gb of ram he in automatics extends your memory without modifications whatsoever.

 

[Esselle]

If you have the choice to start is because you changed the boot.ini file because you asked, but if you hadn't done it at the time (I'm sure I told you because then it wasn't active by default) you would now anyway with the advent of the sp3. if you now install xp 32bit from scratch and as perima what you put all its beautiful sp until 3, if you have more than 2gb of ram he in automatics extends your memory without modifications whatsoever.

then at the next formatting I can delete the double row on the boot.ini right?
Thank you!

 

[Ilario]

then at the next formatting I can delete the double row on the boot.ini right?

yesssss! :biggrin:

 

[Ilario]

and I will tell you more, I don't remember in what discussion I explained to you, but the 2nd line for the boot cmabio at first is only a security in case of error of editing because if you are wrong to write something by chance and the system does not restart, then put back in place becomes a mess, with the second line instead you can recover much more easily.
this to say that already now that you know that booting forfeits you can lock the 2nd row...

 

[Esselle]

and I will tell you more, I don't remember in what discussion I explained to you, but the 2nd line for the boot cmabio at first is only a security in case of error of editing because if you are wrong to write something by chance and the system does not restart, then put back in place becomes a mess, with the second line instead you can recover much more easily.
this to say that already now that you know that booting forfeits you can lock the 2nd row...

Yes, in fact I also remember that it was a matter of security, but at the time the departure "at 3 gb" sometimes created problems with the video drivers, and I tried to use it only when I knew I had to do "heavy" jobs, now I will do more thorough tests and in case I remove it.

Thank you again!

 

[simaunder]

in fact, xp sp3 is already active without modification to the boot.ini file and view and seven are put equal, all active already of its.

there is only one thing to specify, that you, see 3gb, but on 32bit systems the question is that however windows can not manage + 2gb for software, so you will have 3gb physical to be able to use, 2 maximum for inventor and one free for other applications.

the same thing on can say on the x64 sitemi, in the sense that if a software is not specific native to 64bit can not however manage more than 2gb (for inventor the problem does not exist because it is native to x64 sitemi to x64), but for example after affect, that only with the cs5 can exploit the 64bit, but up to the cs4 even if mounted on sitemi dedicated to x64, not see more than just

I hope I explained.

thank you very much x the precious answers. . .
precise some details:
- while having xp sp3 and therefore from computer/propriety resources, 3,24 giga appear available in front of the 4 physicists installed the 2010 version of inventor only had 2 giga of ram (infomazioni su inventor/ and read 2 gb)
- after the modification of the boot.ini file (in which I kept the old configuration for convenience) going to question the same "inventory information" are available 2.96 gb ram.
and indeed the processing of puts in the table and assemblies with many parts is rather fluid... .
the price to pay is the reduced availability of ram x other applications that may not start or slow down considerably. . . .
After a bit of attractive experience and disable fashion 3 gb according to the works I intend to carry out... .

I wondered what was the possible string "correspondent" x systems as sight and seven found the goodness on xp.

Thanks again to everyone.. .
ale

 

[Ilario]

thank you very much x the precious answers. . .
precise some details:
- while having xp sp3 and therefore from computer/propriety resources, 3,24 giga appear available in front of the 4 physicists installed the 2010 version of inventor only had 2 giga of ram (infomazioni su inventor/ and read 2 gb)
- after the modification of the boot.ini file (in which I kept the old configuration for convenience) going to question the same "inventory information" are available 2.96 gb ram.
and indeed the processing of puts in the table and assemblies with many parts is rather fluid... .
the price to pay is the reduced availability of ram x other applications that may not start or slow down considerably. . . .
After a bit of attractive experience and disable fashion 3 gb according to the works I intend to carry out... .

I wondered what was the possible string "correspondent" x systems as sight and seven found the goodness on xp.

Thanks again to everyone.. .
ale

You're questioning me.... that I know from now hundreds of sources on the web, 32bit systems do not manage more than 2gb maximum per head, but if you say it uses 3... I can't say more because at home I no longer use 32bit systems already for a few years and here at work I see 2 with the info (perhaps the extension serves for that at this point, in boot.ini it doesn't matter to change to make them see to the know with the sp3, but to the software maybe you or maybe it is the userva parameter that does this.... sincerely I didn't consider it).
for the fact of seeing 2.9 instead of 4, this is, is normal and I am sure that xp also with sp3 does not see more than 3.
view and seven no longer have the boot.ini file, but use a shell called bcd, there is a free online program called easybcd that allows you to change the boot parameters of the so, if you look for it with google you find it for sure, but I never saw the extension possibility, I don't think there is and I think they do everything without that kind of modification.

 

[simaunder]

You're questioning me.... that I know from now hundreds of sources on the web, 32bit systems do not manage more than 2gb maximum per head, but if you say it uses 3... I can't say more because at home I no longer use 32bit systems already for a few years and here at work I see 2 with the info (perhaps the extension serves for that at this point, in boot.ini it doesn't matter to change to make them see to the know with the sp3, but to the software maybe you or maybe it is the userva parameter that does this.... sincerely I didn't consider it).
for the fact of seeing 2.9 instead of 4, this is, is normal and I am sure that xp also with sp3 does not see more than 3.
view and seven no longer have the boot.ini file, but use a shell called bcd, there is a free online program called easybcd that allows you to change the boot parameters of the so, if you look for it with google you find it for sure, but I never saw the extension possibility, I don't think there is and I think they do everything without that kind of modification.

tomorrow morning I put it in the forum saw it with the inventor info that "succhia 2,96 gb"....I am still fond of 32 bit systems for "businessbudget" issues and consequently I aligned my personal tools to use the same modalities... save the operating systems (from xp to view or seven for laptops). .
soon and thanks again for the tips.
ale

 

[Ilario]

I did the test, the parameter that allows inventor (or any other software that can exploit them) to see 3gb is the userva=3030. I think that the fact of seeing 2.96 is the value 3030 as written in mb, it would be necessary to make a real conversion mb -> gb, because it is not worth the rule of the full 1000, but of the 1024; in fact 3gb = 3072mb.
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