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[/Contexts = nnn]: nnn is the number of contexts for windows 0
through 3 that can be saved by processes using the EMS memory.
Specify a decimal value. The valid range is 3 to 255. The default is
the number of handles that are allocated.
[/Depth = nn]: nn is the number of consecutive contexts that can be
saved for a given handle before a restore must be initiated. Specify a
decimal value. The valid range is 1 to 32. The default is 1.
[/Exclude = xxxx-xxxx]: xxxx-xxxx is a range of addresses that
should not be used for the EMS mapping. By default, the EMS
memory manager automatically includes areas known to contain
ROMs or video RAM. This parameter allows you to exclude a range
of addresses that might be included by the automatic selection
process. Specify hexadecimal segment addresses. You can specify
as many exclude ranges as necessary and these can overlap.
[/Frame = xxxx]: xxxx is the starting address for the 64KB EMS
window frame. By default, the start for the EMS window frame is
selected automatically by the memory manager software. This
parameter allows you to explicitly choose the address. Specify a
hexadecimal segment addresses on a 16KB boundary where no
ROM or RAM resides.
[/Handle = nnn]: nnn is the number of handles available for
programs that use EMS memory. The valid range is 3 to 255. The
default is 255.
[/Include = xxxx-xxxx]: xxxx-xxxx is a range of addresses that
should always be used for the EMS mapping. By default, the EMS
memory manager automatically exclude areas known to contain
ROMs or video RAM. This parameter allows you to include a range
of addresses that might be excluded by the automatic selection
process. Specify hexadecimal segment addresses. You can specify
as many include ranges as necessary and these can overlap.
[/Test]: Specifies that memory be tested at power-on. Because the
EMS memory is tested by the BIOS, normally you do not need to
specify this parameter.
Appendix C. Installing the EMS Memory Manager
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