iga@vector.msk.su (Igor V. Semenyuk) (03/08/91)
A friend of mine needs info on what ROM ranges he can safely INCLUDE in QEMM386 config line on PS/2 model 80 (e.g. ROM-BASIC and what else?)? e-mail or leave a posting here, please. -- +-------------------------------+-------------------------------+ | Igor V. Semenyuk | "Too many systems, eh?..." | | VAX/VMS/ULTRIX, MSDOS, | => iga@vector.msk.su | | WINDOWS programmer | +7 095 250 0892 (office) |
thoger@solan.unit.no (Terje Th|gersen) (03/09/91)
In article <AAXGhrdKuG@vector.msk.su> iga@vector.msk.su (Igor V. Semenyuk) writes: A friend of mine needs info on what ROM ranges he can safely INCLUDE in QEMM386 config line on PS/2 model 80 (e.g. ROM-BASIC and what else?)? e-mail or leave a posting here, please. -- +-------------------------------+-------------------------------+ | Igor V. Semenyuk | "Too many systems, eh?..." | | VAX/VMS/ULTRIX, MSDOS, | => iga@vector.msk.su | | WINDOWS programmer | +7 095 250 0892 (office) | I think the only answer to that problem is to do what is suggested in the manual, use Manifest to find possible areas, and include them one at a time, testing all parts of the system between each include. On a PS/2 80 with both SCSI and ESDI controllers i got 50k extra high memory by using BlueMax 386 instead of QEMM 5.11. The BlueMax was a pain the *ss to install, though. The PS/2 is the only machine I've been able to install any 386MAX products on. On two other machines 386MAX kludged up the network system installed, and on my own 386sx with two HD controllers I never got the installation process to work properly. I spent several hours trying to get a manual install to work before giving up. I went back to QEMM 5.11 instead. Regards, -Terje -- ____________________________________________________________________________ thoger@solan.unit.no | Institute of Physical Chemistry THOGER AT NORUNIT.BITNET | Div. of Computer Assisted Instrumental Analysis | Norwegian Institute of Technology