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From: mcastle@mcs213f.cs.umr.edu (Mike Castle {Nexus})
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Subject: Re: EMM for 286
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Date: 7 Feb 91 20:11:21 GMT
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Only a 386 can remap exTENded memory to exPANded using software only.  If you
have a 286, you need to have an exPANded memory board, then you can use programs
that will add to the available exPANded memory by remapping exTENded memory. 

There is a program on simtel20, et al., called HRAM1.ZIP, which is supposed to 
be a QRAM clone. This may help you.
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