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From: lilley@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Lilley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Question Re: 386 memory
Message-ID: <7967@boulder.Colorado.EDU>
Date: 6 Apr 89 22:52:17 GMT
References: <QYCEe7y00WB4M212Jr@andrew.cmu.edu> <22590@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU>
Reply-To: lilley@boulder.Colorado.EDU (John Lilley)
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In article <22590@shemp.CS.UCLA.EDU> cc1@cs.ucla.edu (Max Kislik) writes:
>
>I have a 386 AT clone with a MICRONICS 20 Mhz board and 1 MB of RAM.
>I tried to access the 384k of expanded? memory it is supposed to
>have, but without any success.

I have a Micronics 386/20Mhz board with 2MB RAM, and use most of the extra
for expanded memory.  You should have received a driver called
"micemm2c.sys" with your board.  This is a driver that runs in priveledged mode
uses the 386 page-mapping facilites to "emulate" expanded memory.
You need to put a line iyour config.sys file like:

	device=micemm2c.sys 0 (384)

In order to use this memory.

--john lilley