Try disabling the your windows from automatically loading and try this modified memmaker-disk maker. You would then try other configurations (No EMS memory, EMS with CD-ROM and mouse, No EMS with CD=ROM and mouse) and copy those files in the same way (giving special names for each configuration).
Once it's done, you copy the new AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files as AUTOEXEC.EMS and CONFIG.EMS. You could run memmaker on your PC and choose for it to create EMS memory (because some games will need it). You need to experiment with MEMMAKER first, then save the resulting AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files (with special names for easy identification later).įor example. You might want to make yourself comfortable with DOS before you get started.
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If you could give me some more hints in how to do all this stuff, including sound and mouse drivers, i would apreciate I can create a boot-floppy with the files needed and post it, but you need to disable the automatic loading of Windows first.īTW, Axcel216 has tons of info about this stuff, including good recommendations for DOS Mouse and CD-ROM drivers. MEMMAKER does a good job of setting up things for you and creating EMS memory, but you have to set it up manually the first time as it's not normally included in Windows 9x. This way you can set up a DOS-level setup with XMS memory, a DOS-level setup with EMS and XMS memory, a Windows setup with XMS memory, and finally a Windows setup with EMS and XMS memory.įor DOS, you will need to find the DOS drivers for the Sigmatel AC97 CODEC chipset (if such a driver exists), the mouse, and the CD-ROM drive.
Your best bet is to disable the automatic loading of the GUI and set up a multi-boot configuration. IIRC, it also needs EMS memory which always seemed to reduce stability when it's implemented in Win9x (at least that's how it was for me). Originally posted by HunterZ The problem is that you have no UMBs, so everything is getting loaded into low memory (the memory below 640K).
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