memory problem after ide?

After switching from scsi to IDE for my main hdd because of a failure,
I can no longer use a 32768 k cache size in hpfs386. I get a strange error
after opening a few windows/processes:

[C:\]ps.exe
SYS0008: There is not enough memory available to process this command.
All available memory is in use.


On the other hand, Theseus/2 says theres 411megs free.

The partition table from the old scsi drive was duplicated exactly,
theres still the same number of hpfs and jfs partitions.

I just wonder, if hpfs386 and danis506 takes memory from a certain pool
of memory which is somewhat limited..? Is there any way to increase this
pool? I'd really like to have a huge cache in hpfs386 again.

regards,
- dink


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