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Place this disk in a disk drive then type INSTALL and press Enter to install
CDSHARE on your PC. CDSHARE can be installed from floppy disk to floppy disk,
or you may copy the files to a directory on a hard disk then run INSTALL from
that directory to install to floppy(ies).
CD-SHARE Update
Revision History:
Changes : CD-CACHE
CD-CACHE Version Beta 0.1 now supports EMS memory for caching.
1.1 ANY disk error sets media changed bit & flushes cache for
drive. Occassionally, the odd error would go undetected &
cause garbage data to be returned to the redirector. This has
been cured
1.2 CD-Cache didn't set the request header return
code for successful reads from cache - both CDC.EXE and
CDS.EXE updated to set return code. This problem affected only those
programs that don't use MSCDEX (e.g. Books in Print).
: CDM
1.3 A problem where CD-Manager would report a connection to an
incorrect device unit number on a CD-Server was cured.
1.3 CDS/CDR
Non-Dedicated CDserver performance WHEN USING CD-CACHE improved by
up to 5 times.
CDServer now preserves all important registers when calling the
CDROM device drivers in order to protect itself from those vicous
CDROM device drivers which insist upon destroying the contents of
those registers (even though the MicroSoft standard says that they
should be preserved).
Compatibility with Novell's NETBIOS emulator improved.
Local stack sizes increased for both CDS.EXE and CDR.EXE
1.4 Performance of non-dedicated servers improved for both local and remote
users. /WAIT option added for CDM - causes connect command to wait for
server to come on line.
****** CD_CACHE USERS ***********
Do NOT use EXTended type for your cache if HIMEM.SYS or QEMM.SYS memory managers
are in use - use type=XMS. If you attempt to use EXTended then CD-CACHE
and HIMEM.SYS will both attempt to manage the same extended memory and a
system crash is inevitable.