Appendix B Modifying Config.sys; Installing The Driver - Kingston Technology KTM609 Installation Manual

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Appendix B
Caution: In very rare and special situations, the configuration of your PS/2 computer
system may require that you modify the CONFIG.SYS file directly. Please do not
attempt to update this file unless you are familiar with using a text editor such as
DOS's EDIT (newer version) or EDLIN (older version).

Installing the Driver

Before attempting to install the device driver, make sure that the computer has
expansion memory installed, and that the additional memory is allocated as Expanded
memory. In addition, verify the following:
• Total amount of system memory (check when booting the system).
• That the system is not currently using any other EMS drivers. (You must
remove these device drivers before attempting to install the Kingston EMM
driver.)
• That a standard installation and setup procedure has been carried out before
installing the Kingston EMS driver (See "Installing the Kingston EMS Driver).
• The Kingston EMS driver must be loaded as part of the boot sequence when
the computer is turned on or restarted. Installation of the device driver is
accomplished by placing a command in the computer's CONFIG.SYS file,
which is the file the computer's operating system reads when the system is
turned on or restarted. The CONFIG.SYS file must be in the root directory of
the diskette or hard disk drive from which the computer boots.
Use your favorite text editor to modify CONFIG.SYS. The CONFIG.SYS file should
contain the following command line:
DEVICE=d:[path]\KTCEMM.SYS[options]
where d: and [path] represent the drive and path where the driver is located, and
[options] represents those parameters described in the "Command Line Options"
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Modifying CONFIG.SYS
Appendix B Modifying CONFIG.SYS
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