As long as you
have a perfectly standard machine with no expansion cards over and above the
usual VGA, floppy/hard disk controller, serial and parallel ports, them EMM386
should be able to discover enough about your machine’s memory map to install
itself automatically. If in addition you only want to make use of EMM386 as an
expanded memory provider, and not as a UMB provider, then the only parameter
worth setting is to specify the amount of extended memory it can use. For
example:
DEVICE=EMM386,EXE
1024
makes use of 1
MByte of extended memory to produce 1MByte of expanded memory. If you don’t
specify the amount of expanded memory you need, then 256 KBytes is allocated. In
most cases real mode applications derive most benefit from about this small
amount expanded memory. If you allocate much more than they need then they
usually start to slow down because of the amount of data that they are working
with. An alternative way of setting the size of the expanded memory that is
available is to use:
L=minxms
where minxms is
the smallest amount of extended memory that you want left unconverted to
expanded memory.
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