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Advanced Menu Parameters
PARAMETER
OPTIONS
Plug & Play OS
No
Yes (default)
Reset Configuration
No (default)
Data
Yes
ISA graphics
No (default) Yes
device installed
Big Memory Mode
Normal (default)
Alternate
Large Disk Access
DOS (default)
Mode
Other
Integrated Peripherals Menu
Select the "Integrated Peripherals" menu on the Advanced
Menu to configure the connections between the system
processor and the I/O ports (serial port 1, serial port 2, and
the printer port), the diskette drives, and hard disk
controllers.
DESCRIPTION
Select "Yes" if you are using a Plug
& Play capable operating system
such as Windows 95. Otherwise,
set to "No."
If Windows 95 or the ICU has
difficulty configuring the system, try
setting this parameter to "Yes" to
clear all of the configuration data.
This parameter resets automatically
to "No" to reboot.
Set to "Yes" if other system devices
need to know you have an ISA
graphics device installed.
Selects the method the BIOS uses
to report memory sizes over 64 MB
to the operating system.
Select "Normal" for MS-DOS and
Windows.
Select "Alternate" for OS/2® and
Windows NT™.
Select DOS if you have DOS. Select
Other if you have another operating
system such as Novell Netware or
UNIX.
A large disk is one that has more
than 1024 cylinders, more than 16
heads, or more than 63 tracks per
sector.
Setting System Parameters 4-15
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