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In article <34529@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu>, bobmon@iuvax.cs.indiana.edu (RAMontante) writes:
> Oddly enough, I tripped over a cute program by Chris Dunford, called
> EEMRAM v1.01, on the chyde.uwasa.fi archives.  It maps up to 96K of my
> enhanced expanded memory into the A000-B800 segments, so my machine
> thinks it has 736K of main memory.  It's worked fine so far; no new
> hardware, no cost, no pain.

I also have been using EEMRAM (v1.02 I think) and have been very
pleased.  I have been using 736K on my AT&T 6300 for quite a few months
with no problems at all.

I use the AT&T EMS card (manufactured by AST) which is a 16 bit card
(for the AT&T proprietary 16 bit bus).  

The only problem with this program is it requires "enhanced" EMS which is
not very common, but I think it may work with LIM 4.0 cards as well.

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