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This page display extra information for some Memory Managers.
Currently, only QEMM 4.23 or newer is supported on this page.
For QEMM:
The first few lines display pretty much the same information as found on
page 18. You get the version number, the current mode, the address of the
API entry point (needed to find all this information) and the current
Stealth information (QEMM 6 or newer.)
The next section displays the types of memory that QEMM found when it
started. (NOTE on Top Memory: Some computers place the 384K of RAM that
would be in the ROM address space at the top of the 16M address. The BIOS
can optionally 'swap' some of this memory down and use it for shadowing.
You are better off turning BIOS shadowing off, and letting QEMM use all of
it.)
The next section displays what QEMM is using the memory for. The numbers
shown should be similar to what you see with Manifest, but may differ
slightly. Manifest rounds it's numbers to the nearest K, and calculates
totals in K, and not bytes. The 'Unassigned' value may differ by up to 1K
(1024 bytes.) Infoplus is simply more accurate.
After hitting <DOWN-ARROW> you should see another screen. This one maps
out all of the memory in a 16x16 grid. Each 'point' represents a 4K page of
memory. This is the smallest amount of memory that the 386 can remap. The
entries are similar to Manifest, but is 'upside-down' in comparison. Also,
the Memory type and Memory Access information is displayed together.
Stealth information details which addresses are Stealthed.