In general you
should load drivers and memory resident programs starting with the largest
first. However, it is possible that a variation from this scheme would result
in being able to fit more drivers in. It’s a classical packing problem!
In most cases you
should have sufficient UMBs of reasonable size to make the order of loading
less critical than in the previous example, but an understanding of what is
going on should enable you to manage the situation. One of the advantages of
alternative memory managers is that they usually try to optimise the use of
UMBs automatically by loading them to achieve a best fit.
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