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This is the configuration on my computer using QEMM 6.0 and MS DOS 5.0 as of
12/25/91. I am using a Gateway 2000 386/33C with 4megs of RAM and a 120MB IDE
hard drive. Using this configuration, I have 623.6K free (that's 638,608 bytes
people). The NOSH parameter in line 2 of my config.sys is to tell QEMM
that I have no Shadow RAM. One thing to do to get more memory is to keep the
environment small. Anything that is shown when you type SET at the prompt is
in the environemt. Make directory names that are put in the path short(the
longer the path, the more memory that is used). Keep your SET= statements to a
minimum. Also keep them simple. Set LASTDRIVE to the lowest drive letter
needed. I you have one HD partition, and don't plan on using a ramdrive place
LASTDRIVE=C into you CONFIG.SYS. Other things to do in the CONFIG.SYS is to
place FCBS=1 and STACKS=0,0 on separate lines. Keep the number of files in the
CONFIG.SYS down to the smallest that you need. There is a program called
FILES.COM included with QEMM. If you load this up high in your AUTOEXEC.BAT,
ad the additional number of files needed after FILES. Using my example, you
would take the 8 included in CONFIG.SYS and ad whatever it takes to reach the
desired number of files. I want 50 in my case and I used +42. If you use this
utility, the minimum files in the CONFIG.SYS must be 8, as this is the minimum
allowable by MS-DOS. The rest will be loaded high. Also, use the LOADHI
command that came with QEMM 386 to see what regions are use/available.
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CONFIG.SYS
BREAK=ON
DEVICE=C:\QEMM\QEMM386.SYS R:1 RAM ROM NOSH ST:M
DOS=HIGH
STACKS=0,0
FCBS=1
FILES=8
BUFFERS=2
LASTDRIVE=C
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AUTOEXEC.BAT
@ECHO OFF
PROMPT $P)
PATH=C:\;C:\WINDOWS;C:\NDW;C:\PCTOOLS;C:\DOS;C:\NU;C:\QEMM;C:\UTILS;C:\PKZ;C:\A
RJ;C:\VPC
SET TEMP=C:\TMP
EP /ON
IMAGE
C:\STAR\UTIL\VMODE MONITOR
C:\UTILS\SPEEDER +
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:1 C:\DOS\DOSKEY /HISTORY
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\QEMM\FILES +42
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\MOUSE\MOUSE.COM
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\WINDOWS\AD-DOS.COM
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\PCTOOLS\PC-CACHE/SIZEXT=512/WRITE=ON/V1/QUIET
WIN :
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\PCTOOLS\SWAPSH /N
PCSHELL/R
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MI.COM (or MI/A)
Memory Info V7.1 (c)1991 Central Point Software, Inc.
Total bytes owned
Addr. Low area High area Program or device driver
----- -------- --------- --------------------------
0255h 3,072 98,304 Device=QEMM386 Attr=C000h Name=EMMXXXX0
0361h 2,624 .. COMMAND
0417h 638,608 .. <largest free area>
---- Begin High (Upper) Memory ----
B001h .. 13,216 Device=QEMM386 Attr=2838h Units: 6400
B33Ch .. 8,288 EP
B54Eh .. 4,128 DOSKEY /HISTORY
D00Ch .. 2,576 FILES
D0AEh .. 16,752 MOUSE
D4C6h .. 3,904 AD-DOS
D5C7h .. 15,664 PC-CACHE C:\PCTOOLS\PC-CACHE.COM/SIZEXT=512/WRITE=
D990h .. 9,232 SWAPSH C:\PCTOOLS\SWAPSH.COM /N
655,360 bytes (640k) total DOS 5.00 conventional memory.
638,608 bytes (624k) largest executable program. 148,304 bytes if loaded high.
0 bytes Extended (AT/286/386) memory, reported by BIOS.
2,416k bytes free, reported by XMS driver version 3.0 (6.0). HMA in use.
3,584k bytes EMS 4.0 memory: 1,168k used + 2,416k free. Page frame C000h.
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MEM/C
Conventional Memory :
Name Size in Decimal Size in Hex
------------- --------------------- -------------
MSDOS 10640 ( 10.4K) 2990
QEMM386 3072 ( 3.0K) C00
COMMAND 2624 ( 2.6K) A40
FREE 64 ( 0.1K) 40
FREE 638784 (623.8K) 9BF40
Total FREE : 638848 (623.9K)
Total bytes available to programs : 638848 (623.9K)
Largest executable program size : 638608 (623.6K)
3670016 bytes total EMS memory
2473984 bytes free EMS memory
3145728 bytes total contiguous extended memory
0 bytes available contiguous extended memory
2473984 bytes available XMS memory
MS-DOS resident in High Memory Area
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If there are any questions, comments, or if you have any other helpful memory
hints, write me.
Sean Martin
6044 Camino Alegre
El Paso, TX 79912
If you want a reply, please include a self addressed and stamped envelope.
This would greatly help as I am just a poor college student.
Texas A&M University
Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 1995! WHOOP!