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From: nelson_p@apollo.HP.COM (Peter Nelson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Remapping AT memory
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Date: 1 Jun 90 13:31:00 GMT
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From: ching@pepsi.amd.com (Mike Ching)
:Sadly I've already tried setting memory to 640K (out of desperation) and
:it turns the memory to a total of 640K with the other 384K ignored. I
:KNOW the mapping feature can be enabled/disabled, just not how to do
:it. The C&T data sheets only address hardware and say nothing about
:programming the chips.

   My 386SX generic clone ("Magitronics" motherboard) also has
   C&T chips (their NEATSX chip set) and with the computer I got
   a disk of NEATSX utilities which set the chips (interleaving, 
   memory configuration, wait states, shadow RAM, etc, etc...lots
   of stuff.)  This is very handy although I imagine you can really
   shoot yourself in the foot with it if you're not real careful.  

   Have you tried contacting C&T to get more information?  Tell them
   what chip set you've got and they'll probably send you a utility
   disk. 

                                                  ---Peter