Using The Cardinfo Command - Epson ActionNote 866C User Manual

When you type CSALLOC (without any switches) at the
MS-DOS command line, the program scans your system's
resources and updates the CSALLOC.INI file. You can also use
the switches described in the following table to perform
different functions:
CSALLOC command switches
Command
switch
csalloc /r
csalloc /d
csalloc /s

Using the CARDINFO Command

The CARDINFO command provides these functions:
Identifies the types of PC cards inserted in the PCMCIA
slots
Identifies I/O ports, IRQs, and memory areas used by PC
cards so that you can ensure that two components do not
use the same resources
Turns power to the PCMCIA slots on or off
Displays manufacturer and product information about PC
cards
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Using CardSoft
Function
Displays the current status of memory, I/O port
address, and IRQ resources on your system. The
information includes the following codes to identify
how each address is allocated:
(R) indicates addresses reserved for your PC cards or
other system components
(A) indicates addresses allocated for CardSoft
(S) indicates resources that can be shared by several
system components without conflict.
Displays the contents of the CSALLOC.INI file.
If the system contains a Plug-and-Play (PnP) BIOS,
scans system resources instead of using information
supplied by PnP BIOS.