Kingston Technology KTM609 Installation Manual page 41

36 Appendix C Troubleshooting
The command line is incomplete.
You modified the CONFIG.SYS file, but something is missing from one of the
command options. Check each option you added or changed, and make sure each has
the appropriate argument.
Decimal number overflow error.
Only the HANDLES option accepts a decimal argument; the other options require
hexadecimal arguments. Check the CONFIG.SYS file to make sure you have
specified arguments for each option in the appropriate notation.
FATAL ERROR - Memory manager not installed.
You have specified all or part of the new memory to be used as Expanded (paged)
memory, but you have not installed the Kingston EMS driver either with the
INSTALL program or by modifying the CONFIG.SYS file directly. Reboot your
computer using the backup Reference diskette, and use either the INSTALL program,
or modify the CONFIG.SYS file (see Appendix B). When the appropriate driver for
your Expanded memory is in place, you can reboot from your standard DOS diskette
or hard drive.
Faulty or missing memory detected.
This message indicates a possible hardware problem. Review the steps you took to
install the SIMMs on the Kingston Memory Expansion Board, and the steps you took
to install the memory board in the computer. Make sure the SIMMs are installed in
the correct sequence on the memory board, and that all the SIMMs and memory
boards are seated firmly in their sockets. Reboot from your standard DOS diskette or
hard drive.
Kingston Technology Corporation KTM-609/16 Installation Guide - Rev. D1