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The DOS memory manager QEMM had a utility that reported on the 640K-1MB
memory usage. You could see where plugin card BIOS's were, etc.
Is there anything similar for OS/2? Hardware Manager and PCIvk don't
seem to report this info. They appear to report an address where OS/2
has remapped the card BIOS.
What program will tell me where the card BIOS was remapped from? I want
to plug in two ISA cards with BIOS's and I want to get through the
bootup without a memory conflict error.
Or should I just run my QEMM and DOS from a floppy?
- Peter
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