You need to run through mft and get the optimization tuned. There is a
analyses section, that lets you list memory to "include" on your
qemm386 line..
Aside from having a general look at what was loading where, and seeing
what conventional memory was free, I don't recall using Manifest for anything much else. Might not have fully understood it at the time.
Back then optimize pretty much got it right, occasional footling around trying to coerce another driver/tsr high.
My current configuration being DOS 6.22 in Virtual Box steadfastly
refuses to load anything high. Optimize can optimise until the cows have come home and gone to pasture again. It'll add in all its
recommendations and on restart nothing will load high.
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