Default Non-Cache Address Blocks - Epson EISA Tower User Manual

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System board options (continued)
Option
Diskette
drives A
and B
Embedded
controller
Hard disk
drives C
and D
Non-cache areas
Your computer automatically caches all of your memory except
for the six non-cache memory blocks listed in the table below.
You can define up to three additional, 16KB, non-cache
memory blocks by selecting the User defined non-cache area(s)
option and entering the block addresses. For example, if you
install a network or bus-mastering option card, such as a SCSI
controller, you should set the address blocks used by these
boards as non-cache blocks to avoid any memory conflicts.

Default non-cache address blocks

Address range (hex)
A0000 through AFFFF
BOO00 through BFFFF
COO00 through C7FFF
C8000 through DFFFF
E0000 through EFFFF
F0000 through FFFFF
2-24
Running System Configuration
Settings
360KB (5.25 inch)
1.2MB (5.25 inch)
720KB (3.5 inch)
1.44MB (3.5 inch)
Enabled
Disabled
Not installed
User defined
Type (1 to 64)
Function
EGA or VGA video memory
MDA or CGA video memory
VGA BIOS (RAM shadow area)
Adapter ROM area
Adapter ROM area
System BIOS ROM
Description
Set to type of diskette drive(s)
assigned as drives A and B;
BIOS disables the built-in
diskette drive controller if it
detects a conflicting controller
on an option card
Set to the desired setting for
the built-in IDE controller; BIOS
disables the built-in controller if
it detects a conflicting
controller on an option card
Set to the type of hard disk
drives installed as drives C and
D or select User defined (see
"Hard disk drive types" below)

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