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Installing
Kingston EMS Driver
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Installing Kingston EMS Driver
After you install the memory expansion
board and reconfigure
the system, the sys-
tem will treat the added memory as ex-
tended memory. If that is what you want,
stop here.
In some cases, you have to use the added
memory as expanded
memory, because it
is required by the application
program.
Then you have to install the Kingston EMS
Driver (on Kingston Option Diskette) onto
your boot disk by using the following
proce-
dure.
Note:
If you are not familiar with the ex-
tended or expanded
memory, refer to Ap-
pendix A for details.
Before you install KEMM.SYS, copy the file
KEMM.SYS to the directory
of your system
disk.
1. Insert the Kingston Options Diskette in
floppy drive A.
Then, you should make a new direc-
tory on your system disk for EMS
driver program.
At 'C:\l' prompt (if you booted from
hard drive) type the following:
CD\
{ENTER}
MD KTCEMS
{ENTER}
COPY A:\KTCEMS\KEMM.SYS
C:\KTCEMS\KEYM.SYS
{ENTER}
(type all in one line)
Most systems have a CONFIG.SYS
file for
the computer to load special software
device drivers each time the system is
booted up.
Modify your CONFIGSYS
file to include the
EMS driver in the next step.
2. After you copy the KEMM.SYS file, use a
text editor to add the following
line into
your CONFIG.SYS
file:
DEVICE=C:\KTCEMS\KEMM.SYS.
If the KEMMSYS
is installed without
any special paramemters,
it will look
for an available page frame segment
address and use
all
available ex-
tended memory.
3. You can also add parameters to your
KEMM.SYS command
line for special
needs. The extra parameters
are or-
ganized in the following
format:
DEVICE=C:\KTCEMS\KEMM.SYS
FRAME=XXXX
BASE=YYYYY
HAND
LES=Zi!
(type all in one line)
Where...
XxXx
This parameter tells KEMM.SYS
where to look for a valid page
frame. The page frame is the first
address of the EMS mapping win-
dow.
Example
FRAME=COOO
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