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In DJGPP V1, you always use go32 - go32 is the "operating system".  If
you just type "go32" at the command prompt, it should tell you how
much real and virtual memory it has available.  If you don't have
enough virtual memory, you'll need to point go32's swap file to a
larger filesystem.

go32 will use DPMI, VCPI, EMS, and plain old protected mode to manage
memory.  In that order, I think.