Myst - PC hangs occasionally
Bryan Lee
there are these places where the PC simply hangs up and I have to
do a Ctrl-Alt-Del.
The game works fine except when I try to press some buttons in the
power room and also the dimensional imager control panel thing. It
hangs consistently. Anyone know how I can fix this? Any help is
appreciated. Thanks!
The system is a Gateway 486/66 with an ATI card (Ultra Pro?),
a Pro Audio Spectrum16, and a Chinon CDS535 drive with a Trantor
driver from ftp.uwp.edu. The ATI drivers might be old - do
you know where I can find new ones?
-Bryan
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Kevin J. Duling
: Hi, I'm trying to play Myst, and it's pretty good so far, except
: there are these places where the PC simply hangs up and I have to
: do a Ctrl-Alt-Del.
Myst hangs "reliably" for me at the imaging pool.
: The system is a Gateway 486/66 with an ATI card (Ultra Pro?),
: a Pro Audio Spectrum16, and a Chinon CDS535 drive with a Trantor
: driver from ftp.uwp.edu. The ATI drivers might be old - do
: you know where I can find new ones?
I'd really like to hear from anyone with a Gatway 2000 who can get Myst to
work. My system is a 4DX2-66V with the ATI Ultra XLR video card (running
v. 2.21 of the drivers), a Mitsumi FX-001D drive (using MCSDEX 2.23), and a
Media Vision (MV16CARD) with v. 2.0 of the drivers for it.
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Kenneth Plotkin
(Version 2.21 ATI drivers. Latest ones are available from GW2K's
download service, 1-800-846-7562.) Myst works fine - now. I am pretty
sure that crashes at the imaging pool are fixed by going to Version
1.01. Here's my experience:
o Crash when returning from the tower to the library.
o Broderbund tech support said this was due to an old sound driver. I
asked about 1.01 (I had 1.0), and was told that 1.01 fixed several very
specific problems. He asked if I got good sharp clicks when I pushed the
imager buttons. If I did, I didn't need 1.01. (I had no problems in
that part of the game.)
o He said he'd send me the latest SB16 drivers. Expecting a floppy, I
was astounded when the package (which arrived within a week) contained a
new CD, with Version 1.01. The SB16 directory had the new SB drivers.
o Installed the new SB drivers. Not letting well enough alone, I
experimented with the new and old CDs together with the new and old
program installs. Mixing versions caused trouble leaving the imager
room. That suggests a revision in that territory. Everything works fine
with 1.01, and I think 1.0 would have worked for me with just the SB
driver update.
My suggestion is to get hold of Broderbund tech support. Once I got
through to their number (20 minutes of re-dialing) and past their %$@$!!
voice mail system they were very helpful.
Good luck
Ken Plotkin
Kevin Patrick
>(Version 2.21 ATI drivers. Latest ones are available from GW2K's
>download service, 1-800-846-7562.) Myst works fine - now. I am pretty
>sure that crashes at the imaging pool are fixed by going to Version
>1.01. Here's my experience:
One thing I haven't seen mentioned in this discussion is the amount of memory
available to Windows (listed in the Help About section of Program Manager).
The Myst manual claims that Myst needs at least 10,000 KB to run properly. I
was experiencing a regular lockup coming out of the power control room when my
free system resources were approximately 7,000 KB. I increased the virtual
memory (swap file) until the system resources were over 10,000 KB and the
problem seems to have gone away.
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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Scott G. Leyh
: Hi, I'm trying to play Myst, and it's pretty good so far, except
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Take it back. I had the same thing happen to me with my
Gateway. You need version 1.01 or there might be a patch for that sound
card(at least there is for 1 type of sound card & the Gateway
commputers).
Hanks Bryan
: Bryan Lee (brym...@glue.umd.edu) wrote:
: : Hi, I'm trying to play Myst, and it's pretty good so far, except
: : there are these places where the PC simply hangs up and I have to
: : do a Ctrl-Alt-Del.
: Myst hangs "reliably" for me at the imaging pool.
: : The system is a Gateway 486/66 with an ATI card (Ultra Pro?),
: : a Pro Audio Spectrum16, and a Chinon CDS535 drive with a Trantor
: : driver from ftp.uwp.edu. The ATI drivers might be old - do
: : you know where I can find new ones?
******* SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEMS *******
My system also did exactly what was described above. What I
found that worked for me was updateing the PAS16 MPC drivers. These
can be found on the Media Vision BBS, in the Patchs directory. The
file you want is called Myst.exe. This is a self extracting archive
that has the drivers that work under Myst.
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Walt Jones
Bryan Lee <brym...@glue.umd.edu> wrote:
>Hi, I'm trying to play Myst, and it's pretty good so far, except
>there are these places where the PC simply hangs up and I have to
>do a Ctrl-Alt-Del.
>
>The game works fine except when I try to press some buttons in the
>power room and also the dimensional imager control panel thing. It
>hangs consistently. Anyone know how I can fix this? Any help is
>appreciated. Thanks!
>
Well, the same things happened to me. My husband is installing some
hardware and software on a brand new computer for a friend of his. I was
playing Myst on the new computer, and every time I press several buttons,
like in the planetarium room with the panel above the chair, and when I
take the elevator to the tower , it happens. The weird thing is that when
I disable the soundcard, it doesn't happen. Of course, I can't play the
whole game with no sound. My husband thought it was a bug in the video
drivers he had installed, or with the soundcard, but it's starting to
sound like a Myst problem, as your hang-ups occur in the same places that
mine do.
Harry Tran
: Bryan Lee <brym...@glue.umd.edu> wrote:
: >The game works fine except when I try to press some buttons in the
: >power room and also the dimensional imager control panel thing. It
: >hangs consistently. Anyone know how I can fix this? Any help is
: >appreciated. Thanks!
:Walt Jones (wjo...@pylon.com) wrote:
: Well, the same things happened to me. My husband is installing some
: hardware and software on a brand new computer for a friend of his. I was
: playing Myst on the new computer, and every time I press several buttons,
: like in the planetarium room with the panel above the chair, and when I
: take the elevator to the tower , it happens. The weird thing is that when
: I disable the soundcard, it doesn't happen. Of course, I can't play the
: whole game with no sound. My husband thought it was a bug in the video
: drivers he had installed, or with the soundcard, but it's starting to
: sound like a Myst problem, as your hang-ups occur in the same places that
: mine do.
I had the exact same problem with Myst and my 486-50DX w/4Meg RAM.
I checked the drivers, checked the cards, checked the interupts,
checked the configurations, the problem still existed.
Then I went out, bought 4 more MEG of RAM and installed it. Myst
ran perfectly and i finished the game in two days.
The 4 Meg RAM minimum requirement is BULLSHIT!
Michael D. Walthius
Yeah, I have a DX2-66 with 4 megs RAM - I've had Myst crash on me
several times - always when I click on the machine in the planetarium
or on the elevator button. Kicks me all the way out to DOS! (I
suspect that the above comment re:4 meg minimum is correct.
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Christ van Willegen
I have 8 megs in my machine, and it does the same as mentioned above.
Christ van Willegen
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mustn't there though? I keep seeing postings from people who are
cavalierly moving from age to age (what's an age?), and I keep
wondering, what do they know I don't? And wishing they'd share it
with one of you, who I now publicly join, who are in this quandary ...
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Peter Brenton
: ek...@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Michael D. Walthius) writes:
: >In a previous article, ht...@slate.mines.colorado.edu (Harry Tran) says:
: >>: In article <33olb8$7...@state.eng.umd.edu>,
: >>: Bryan Lee <brym...@glue.umd.edu> wrote:
[ lots of stuff about Myst "hanging" deleted ... ]
Myst "hangs" for me too, and I have 16MB RAM! It seems to happen when
it tries to run a video sequence. But, if I do a ctrl-alt-delete, and
then hit <escape> in response to the Windows prompt, the game restarts
with no problem. So it's a minor annoyance, not a show-stopper.
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Ng Wey Han
In article <1707AC3...@IBRDVM1.WORLDBANK.ORG>, Trina Borras (TR...@IBRDVM1.WORLDBANK.ORG) writes:
>>>Yeah, I have a DX2-66 with 4 megs RAM - I've had Myst crash on me
>>>several times - always when I click on the machine in the planetarium
>>>or on the elevator button. Kicks me all the way out to DOS! (I
>>>suspect that the above comment re:4 meg minimum is correct.
>>
>>I have 8 megs in my machine, and it does the same as mentioned above.
>>
>>Christ van Willegen
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>DITTO! Having 8 megs isn't the answer! There *must* be an answer
>mustn't there though? I keep seeing postings from people who are
>cavalierly moving from age to age (what's an age?), and I keep
>wondering, what do they know I don't? And wishing they'd share it
>with one of you, who I now publicly join, who are in this quandary ...
I have 8 meg too on my 386 DX25 but I have not encounter problem like this.
After finishing the game I have only found one error that is when I am in
the sound age under the tunnels. It seem that when I go to certain part of
the tunnel, I get an error reading drive. Apart from that none. I have also
tried to return the CD but when I was in the shop I bought it from I cannot
reproduce the error. I have tried it on a 486DX33 in the shop and nothing.
From my guess, it could be the slower machine I have, but I could be
wrong. Try to look at the configuration too. It might be that.
The ages you were wandering about is link to the Myst island by the books
found on the island. Thy are the other places you have to visit in order
to find clue for solving the game. Of course there are other puzzle you
have to solve in these ages to get the clues. There is a total of four
ages in Myst. For more info on these ages, read the book in the library
located in the tower building.
Han.
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Paul Beardow, 335
>[ lots of stuff about Myst "hanging" deleted ... ]
>
>Myst "hangs" for me too, and I have 16MB RAM! It seems to happen when
>it tries to run a video sequence. But, if I do a ctrl-alt-delete, and
>then hit <escape> in response to the Windows prompt, the game restarts
>with no problem. So it's a minor annoyance, not a show-stopper.
I'm not sure if anyone got my last posting on this subject, but I had
the exact same problems and it's down to the soundcard settings. For
example my hangs were cured by using interrupts above 10 for 16 bit
sound on a ProAudio card. I know other people can't get it to work with
the gateway2000 sound card. Don't forget that your Windows driver can
change the DOS interrupt/DMA settings. The quickest way to check is to
disable sound by removing the driver or by some other method, I can
almost guarantee that the hangs will disappear.
I contacted Gateway & Broderbund by email when I had the crash and they
were pretty helpful and pointed me at updated drivers for this game.
Paul B.
Michael D. Walthius
In a previous article, pa...@insignia.co.uk (Paul Beardow, 335) says:
>In article M...@lehman.com, prb@ennui (Peter Brenton) writes:
>
>>[ lots of stuff about Myst "hanging" deleted ... ]
>>
>I'm not sure if anyone got my last posting on this subject, but I had
>the exact same problems and it's down to the soundcard settings. For
>example my hangs were cured by using interrupts above 10 for 16 bit
>sound on a ProAudio card. I know other people can't get it to work with
>the gateway2000 sound card. Don't forget that your Windows driver can
>change the DOS interrupt/DMA settings. The quickest way to check is to
>disable sound by removing the driver or by some other method, I can
>almost guarantee that the hangs will disappear.
>
>I contacted Gateway & Broderbund by email when I had the crash and they
>were pretty helpful and pointed me at updated drivers for this game.
>
>Paul B.
>
Well, my Myst doesn't actually hang - it totally kicks me out to a DOS
prompt! :-( Regarding the soundcard situation, I have an SB16, and my
Myst disk came with the "necessary" Soundblaster drivers on it. Does
anyone else have Myst crash all the way out of Windows? (I don't even
get an error message!) It doesn't seem to crash until I've been playing
for about an hour or hour and a half, but then it seems to happen at the
same point - clicking on the machine in the planetarium, or on the
elevator button.
Jerry Cullingford
>
>DITTO! Having 8 megs isn't the answer! There *must* be an answer
>mustn't there though? I keep seeing postings from people who are
>cavalierly moving from age to age (what's an age?), and I keep
>wondering, what do they know I don't?
I had similar problems - Myst would lock up when I spun down the generators
in the generator room. (8 megs, lots of swap space).
Upgrading the sound/video drivers to the latest versions I could find
made the problem go away for me. It's worth trying, anyway.
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Trina Borras
to the "ages" of MYST, which I look forward to visiting...some day :).
Also thanks Kevo, Art, Jerry, Peter, Paul and Michael, and WORLDBANK.ORG) writes:
anyone I may have left out who's been giving advice in this thread.
I'm keeping copies of all your articles and hope some of this infor-
mation (once I understand it better, no techie I) will help me.
I wanted to mention to the other people having this MYST hanging
problem we've been talking about that there's a *very* interesting
sounding article from Tan Chee Hui in response to Scott who described
the same problem in the thread (not cross-posted, it's on comp.
sys.ibm.pc.games.adventure only as far as I can tell) called "Myst
Problems....." It's very meticulously detailed and even though a lot of
it is over my head, I'm definitely going to show it to the person
who's coming over to try to help me resolve this problem tomorrow.
I *sense* that article may hold the key to the problem!
-- Trina
(one of the people having a "myst hanging" problem)
Robert C. Merritt <rcmerrit>
>>>The 4 Meg RAM minimum requirement is BULLSHIT!
>>>
>
>>Yeah, I have a DX2-66 with 4 megs RAM - I've had Myst crash on me
>>several times - always when I click on the machine in the planetarium
>>or on the elevator button. Kicks me all the way out to DOS! (I
>>suspect that the above comment re:4 meg minimum is correct.
>
>I have 8 megs in my machine, and it does the same as mentioned above.
>
>Christ van Willegen
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I have 16 megs and myst crashes all the freakin time.
Robert Merritt
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Christ van Willegen
>I'm not sure if anyone got my last posting on this subject, but I had
>the exact same problems and it's down to the soundcard settings. For
>example my hangs were cured by using interrupts above 10 for 16 bit
>sound on a ProAudio card. I know other people can't get it to work with
>the gateway2000 sound card. Don't forget that your Windows driver can
>change the DOS interrupt/DMA settings. The quickest way to check is to
>disable sound by removing the driver or by some other method, I can
>almost guarantee that the hangs will disappear.
>I contacted Gateway & Broderbund by email when I had the crash and they
>were pretty helpful and pointed me at updated drivers for this game.
Well, I tried your approach yesterday.
I checked my DMA and IRQ, and I have DMA 5 and IRQ 15 on my Logitech Soundman
16 (fully compatible with PAS), so that wasn't it...
I tried to remove the PAS Wave driver from Windows, and presto! the computer
continued where before it crashed.
Well, since my drivers already used an IRQ > 10, your solution doesn't help,
but maybe new drivers will help.
I'll send an e-mail to Broderbund (the one I have is BBun...@aol.com), so
I'll try that.
Thanks for the tip!
Robert C. Merritt <rcmerrit>
I can not get "multimedia games" run on my system. I've been over my system
with a fine tooth comb, spending 100's of hours of diagnostics and I
simply have no luck. I have called techical service from the companies
that I could reach and the general response was it should work, we don't
know why it doesn't.
I am really sorry for the long post but I believe that any kind,
god like, soul who wishes to help me will need all the info they can get.
If I don't get any help, I'm tempted to leave the PC gaming world for
a 3DO or <shudder> a mac.
Please email me. If anyone is interest, I will post a summery of the
response I get.
Rob Merritt
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I. General system setup
II. Programs and their problems (Games and my 2 year run with os/2)
III. Bios setting
IV. Qemm setup
V. EMM386 setup
I. General setup
a. 486 dx 33 (intel) with 16 megs of ram on an isa bus
b. us robotics sportster 14.4 modem/fax
c. ATI vga wonder (chipset 1) 512k
1. VESA drivers- ati.com (1989) and vesa-drv (1991)
d. Diamond Sound Sonic. 16 bit soundcard/cdrom interface.
emulates a sound blaster, sb pro, sb pro 2, and
windows/microsoft sound system.
***(note, I had a creative labs MM kit with 8bit sound blaster
pro and 1x cdrom alot of simular problems happen. I though the
problem was mainly with a slow cd rom so I got a new one.)
e. 8 bit ide floppy/hdd controler
f. 8 bit i/o port. (com one,mouse/lpt1,printer)
g. Mituimi 2x cdrom
h. 3.5 1.44 floppy
i. 2 maxtor hard drives. c: 120, d: 170
II. Problem programs
a. The 7th Guest - with patch, it crashes if set to sound blaster pro
and has a harsh crackling voice under sound blaster. Without
patch it crashes during into requiring reset.
(same happened under qemm and emm386)
This worked ok under the creative labs kit
b. Return to Zork -does not reconize WSS mode of card. Sound blaster
(regular and pro) cause the speech to be crackly and repeats the
last second of a sample over and over until next digital sound.
Eventually the game locks up, requiring a reset. Normally in the
in the town
Thats under qemm.
Under EMM386, the speech is cut off in the middle and the game
locks up by the light house.
c. Inca II- under any mode, speech can cause the game to lock up.
(same under qemm and emm386)
d. Wing Commander II - Speech is broken up and eventually dies. The
game is still playable.
(same under qemm and emm386)
e. Doom II - works fine in regular mode. In modem Doom, the digital
effects will not play. Doom I doesn't have this problem.
(same under qemm, emm386 and nothing)
f. Myst - The Game will randomly lock up with a GPF. Sometimes
it goes to dos requiring a reboot. Speack repeats itself sometimes.
Seems to happen more with Emm386, then with qemm and the lest
problems (but still happens) with bare himem setup.
I tried different ati drivers and 800x600 seems to work the best
for avoid gpfs but speach broke up alot and some was unreconizable.
With the generic 256c microsoft drivers release awhile ago,
it crashes almost instanly within the first 3 moves.
g. Under the killing moon demo. Does not reconize Sound Blaster (any)
mode of the sound card. Reconizes WSS and plays crystal clear.
1. With Emm386, it locks up before the game runs
2. With bear boot - it skips alot in the voice and then exits with
a Dos/16m - unexpect return to real mode error.
3. With QEMM, plays fine but in intro it locks up the computer and
alot of colorful lines fill the screen.
h. os/2 (2.0 - 2.11) - With each upgrade of os/2 I had more, and
more problems.
1. 2.0 - work the best but driver support was poor and alot of dos
programs didn't like it.
2. 2.01 -worked with more dos programs but it was very unstable.
3. 2.1 - mouse didn't work. Had to use a substitute driver. Printer
simply refused to ever work again. Less stable than 2.0 but
more that 2.01
4. 2.11 -crashed several times a day. Apparently online games
from my bbs it did not like. Also didn't want to
reconize my creave labs mm kit. Seem to work with less
dos programs that 2.1
(note: I have many educational cd roms such as Putt-Putt, Living books and
3-d dinosaur that work fine without a problem. MM programs such as
media clips, interactive entertainment mag, ufo, and USA Today work
perfect. And games such as Sherlock holms, MM battle chess, monkey's
Island, Doom, and Kings Quest V work fine too. Almost all disk games
run as well as on any other system.)
III Bios settings
-I feel the problem is here but I'm clueless on bios settings. Every
setting except for Auto-configuration is how it was shipped to me.
Auto-configuration cause problems with high speed modems (or altest thats
what the tech guy said) and after I turned it off, those problems when
away. That was 2 years ago.
above 1mb test: enabled
hard disk type 47 rom area: 0300
system boot up numlock: on
cache memory: both
password checking option: setup
video rom shadow c000, 16k: enabled
video rom shadow c400, 16k: enabled
system rom shadow f000 64k: enabled
Auto-configuration: disabled
dma adress/data hold time: 2-3T
at bus clock select: cpuclk/3
i/o recovery time delay: 8bclk
cache read hit burst: 3-2-2-2
cache write hit wait state: 2ws
Dram Read wait state: 3ws
Dram write wait state: 3ws
memory remapping: enabled
memory above 16mb cacheable: no
c0000-c3fff,16 cacheable: yes
c4000-c7fff,16 cacheable: yes
f0000-eeffff,64 cacheable: no
non-cacheable block 1 enable: disabled
non-cacheable block 1 size : 1mb
non-cacheable block 1 base : 0kb
non-cacheable block 2 enable: disabled
non-cacheable block 2 size : 16mb
non-cacheable block 2 base : 0kb
IV. Qemm setup
System / Overview
386 Compatible
Processor 80486DX Video Adapter VGA
Processor Mode V86 Keyboard Enhanced
Coprocessor 80387 Mouse Type Serial
BIOS AMI Parallel Ports 1
BIOS Date 12/12/91 Serial Ports 2
Bus Type ISA Game Ports 0
Total Available
Conventional Memory 640K 596K
Expanded Memory (pooled) 15936K 14080K
Extended Memory (pooled) 15616K 14080K
Upper Memory (High RAM) 127K 33K
System / CONFIG
DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM HIGHSCAN I=B000-B7FF
BUFFERS=6,0
FILES=30
DOS=UMB
LASTDRIVE=E
FCBS=16,8
DOS=HIGH
STACKS=0,0
DEVICEHIGH /L:1,17408 =C:\X00\X00.SYS B,1,38400 R=4096 T=4
...096 DV
DEVICEHIGH /L:3,15792 =C:\SONIC\MZTINIT.SYS /A220 /I7 /D1
.../M /CA340 /CI10 /V9
DEVICEHIGH /L:3,17360 =C:\SONIC\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCDOAK /M:
...32 /P:340 /I:10 /T:S /A:0 /X
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /P
System / AUTOEXEC
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:1 /lo c:\dos\mouse
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 c:\dos\share /F:1024 /l:200
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\DOS\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCDOAK /L:E /M:3
...2 /E
SET SOUND=C:\SONIC
SET BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 T4
SET Path=c:\qemm;c:\windows;C:\DOS;c:\utils;c:\ren;c:\;c:\
...fd;c:\norton
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 /lo c:\norton\scplus.exe EXT=1024 MULT
...ITASK=ON -W
rem ati
set no87=on
System / CMOS
Time 10:07 PM
Date November 29, 1994
Base Memory 640K
Extended Memory 15616K
Diskette Drives Primary = 1.44 MB
Secondary = None
Fixed Disks Primary = Type 47
Secondary = Type 47
System / Network
No Networks Found.
System / Pentium
This option is available only on Pentium-based PCs.
First Meg / Overview
Memory Area Size Description
0000 - 003F 1K Interrupt Area
0040 - 004F 0.3K BIOS Data Area
0050 - 006F 0.5K System Data
0070 - 013D 3.2K DOS
013E - 0ADD 38K Program Area
0ADE - 9FFE 596K [Available]
9FFF - 9FFF 0.1K Unused
===Conventional memory ends at 640K====
A000 - AFFF 64K VGA Graphics
B000 - B7FF 32K High RAM
B800 - BFFF 32K VGA Text
C000 - C7FF 32K Video ROM
C800 - DFFF 96K High RAM
E000 - EFFF 64K Page Frame
F000 - FFFF 64K System ROM
HMA 64K First 64K Extended
First Meg / Programs
Memory Area Size Description
013E - 0144 0.1K COMMAND
0145 - 0155 0.3K COMMAND Environment
0156 - 015B 0.1K [Available]
015C - 075C 24K MOUSE
075D - 0768 0.2K [Available]
0769 - 0ADD 13K SCPLUS
0ADE - 9FFE 596K [Available]
====Conventional memory ends at 640K=====
B001 - B00E 0.2K DOS-UP
B00F - B161 5.3K DOSDATA
B162 - B172 0.3K FCBS
B173 - B193 0.5K WKBUFFER
B194 - B223 2.3K LASTDRIV
B224 - B22D 0.2K INSTALL
B22E - B7FD 23K [Available]
C800 - C8AB 2.7K QEMM386
C8AE - CC53 14K X00
CC54 - CCA1 1.2K MZTINIT
CCA2 - D025 14K MTMCDAE
D026 - D083 1.5K FILES
D084 - D129 2.6K COMMAND
D12A - D134 0.2K [Available]
D135 - D383 9.2K SHARE
D384 - D77D 15K MSCDEX
D77E - DD7E 24K SCPLUS
DD7F - DFFF 10K [Available]
First Meg / Interrupts
0070: IO 00 01 03 04 0F 1B 20 25 26 27 29 2A
2B 2C 2D 32 34 35 36 37 38 39 3A 3B
3C 3D 3E 3F
015C: MOUSE 0C 33
0769: SCPLUS 08 09 10 13 15 19 21 28 2F
C000: Video ROM 1F 43 6D
C800: QEMM386 4B 67
C8AE: X00 0B 14
CCA2: MTMCDAE 72
D084: COMMAND 22 23 24 2E
F000: System ROM 02 05 06 07 0A 0D 0E 11 12 16 17 18
1A 1C 1D 40 41 42 44 45 46 47 48 49
4A 4C 4D 4E 4F 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
57 58 59 5A 5B 5C 5D 5E 5F 68 69 6A
6B 6C 6E 6F 70 71 73 74 75 76 77
First Meg / BIOS Data
00: Serial Ports 03F8 02F8 0000 0000
08: Parallel Ports 0378 0000 0000 0000
10: Installed Hardware 4423
12: Reserved FF
13: Memory Size in Kb 0280
15: Reserved 00 00
17: Keyboard Control 20 00 00
1A: Keyboard Head/Tail 002A 002A
1E: Keyboard Buffer 1474 0F09 50E0 50E0
26: 50E0 1C0D 53E0 53E0
2E: 53E0 53E0 53E0 53E0
36: 0231 342E 1474 2D78
3E: Diskette Data 00 00 6B 00
42: Diskette Status C0 00 00 00 00 00 00
49: Display Mode 03
4A: Number of Columns 0050
4C: Regen Buffer Length 1000
4E: Regen Buffer Start 0000
50: Cursor Positions 1031 0000 0000 0000
58: 0000 0000 0000 0000
60: Cursor Type 07 06
62: Display Page 00
63: CRT Controller Base 03D4
65: 3x8 Setting 09
66: 3x9 Setting 30
67: Reset Vector 8B0E:0514
6B: Interrupt Occurred 04
6C: Timer Counter 0016:21A9
70: Timer Overflow 00
71: Break Bit 00
72: Reset Word 0000
74: Fixed Disk Status 00
75: Fixed Disks Attached 02
76: Fixed Disk Control 08
77: Reserved 00
78: Printer Timeouts 14 14 14 34
7C: Serial Timeouts 01 01 01 01
80: Keyboard Start 001E
82: Keyboard End 003E
84: Screen Rows (Less 1) 18
85: Character Height 0010
87: Video Control States 60 F9
89: Reserved 11 0B
8B: Media Control 81
8C: Fixed Disk Data 50 01 00
8F: Reserved 03
90: Media States 07 00
92: Reserved 00 00
94: Current Cylinders 00 00
96: Keyboard State 10
97: Keyboard LED 12
98: User Wait Routine 0000:0000
9C: User Wait Count 0000:0000
A0: Wait Active Flag 00
A1: Reserved 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
A8: EGA Structures C000:2406
First Meg / Timings
First Meg
Speed PC/XT
Memory Area K/Sec Index
Memory Cache 16233 31.3
0000 - 9FFF 5968 11.5
A000 - AFFF 3687 7.1
B000 - B7FF 5921 11.4
B800 - BAFF 1167 2.3
BB00 - BBFF 2613 5.0
BC00 - BCFF 1513 2.9
BD00 - BFFF 1172 2.3
C000 - C7FF 7722 14.9
C800 - DFFF 5949 11.5
E000 - EFFF 1427 2.8
F000 - F7FF 7685 14.8
F800 - F8FF 5921 11.4
F900 - FFFF 7758 15.0
HMA 6166 11.9
Expanded / Overview
QEMM version 7.04
EMS Version 4.0 and EEMS 3.2
Page Frame E000
Mappable Pages 43
Total Available
Expanded Memory 15936K 14080K
EMS Handles 64 59
Real Alternate Maps 32 32
Expanded / Pages
n=048C Memory Area Size Logical Page
0n00 U+++ 0400 - 9FFF 624K 4 - 42
1n00 ++++ E000 - EFFF 64K 0 - 3
2n00 ++++
3n00 ++++
4n00 ++++
5n00 ++++
6n00 ++++
7n00 ++++
8n00 ++++
9n00 ++++
An00 UUUU
Bn00 UUUU
Cn00 UUUU
Dn00 UUUU + = Mappable
En00 FFFF F = Page Frame
Fn00 UUUU U = Unmappable
Expanded / Handles
Handle Size Name
0 624K
1 64K HMA
2 80K
3 64K EMB3
4 1024K EMB4
Expanded / Timings
Available Expanded Memory
Speed PC/XT
Size K/Sec Index
13824K 5897 11.4
256K 7709 14.9
Expanded Memory in Use
Speed PC/XT
Handle Size K/Sec Index
1 64K 5899 11.4
2 80K 5892 11.4
3 64K 5906 11.4
4 1024K 5893 11.4
Expanded / Benchmark
(times in microseconds)
EMS Function Minimum Maximum Average
Timer Interrupt Latency 12 150 48
Map Single Page 16 22 17
Real Alternate Map Set 21 51 21
Save All - 43 pages 48 69 48
Map Multiple - 32 pages 123 141 127
Restore All - 43 pages 74 83 74
Save Page Frame 14 29 15
Restore Page Frame 25 30 26
Open Handle - 4 pages 60 71 62
Close Handle - 4 pages 60 83 61
Open Handle - 31 pages 93 99 97
Close Handle - 31 pages 148 150 149
Extended / Overview
XMS Version 3.00
VCPI Version 1.00
VCPI Available Memory 14092K
DPMI Driver Not Installed
Memory Area Size Status
1024K - 16639K 15616K Used from Top
Extended / XMS
XMS Version 3.00
Driver Revision 7.04
High Memory Area 46K Allocated
A20 Enabled
Handles Available 59
Shares Memory with EMS Yes
Total Largest
Memory Block Type Available Available
Upper (640K - 1024K) 0K 0K
Extended (above 1024K) 14080K 14080K
DOS / Overview
DOS version 6.20
Kernel: 2.3K*
Drivers: 0.8K Memory Area Size Description
Base Data: 0.1K 0070 - 0106 2.4K IO
Added Data: 10K 0107 - 0137 0.8K Drivers
Total: 13K 0138 - 013D 0.1K DOS Code
======Base data ends at 5K======
FILES=30 B010 - B162 5.3K MSDOS
FCBS=16 B174 - B193 0.5K Work Buffer
BUFFERS=6 B195 - B223 2.2K Drive List
LASTDRIVE=Z D027 - D083 1.5K 25 FILES
STACKS=0,0 D348 - D383 0.9K 16 FCBS
DOS=HIGH,UMB HMA 64K 6 BUFFERS
* Includes:
5 FILES
DOS / Drivers
Attributes
Memory Area Size Driver Program CSBxRxxxxLxxKNOI
NUL DOSDATA C N
SMARTAAR SCPLUS CS R
MSCDOAK MTMCDAE CS R
DCS-Init MZTINIT C
RAYGWINN X00 CS
0107 - 0137 0.8K QEMM386$ QEMM386 CS
EMMXXXX0 QEMM386 CS
CON IO C x OI
AUX IO C
PRN IO C B xL
CLOCK$ IO C K
IO R xL O
COM1 IO C
LPT1 IO C B xL
LPT2 IO C B xL
LPT3 IO C B xL
COM2 IO C
COM3 IO C
COM4 IO C
DOS / Files
Open Total
Files 4 30
FCBs 0 16
Open Files
Name Ext Program
AUX
CON
PRN
MAN1 TXT
DOS / Environment
Total Available
Environment Size 256 107
PROMPT=$P$G
COMSPEC=C:\COMMAND.COM
SOUND=C:\SONIC
BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 T4
PATH=c:\qemm;c:\windows;C:\DOS;c:\utils;c:\ren;c:\;c:
...\fd;c:\norton
NO87=on
DOS / Disks
Local Disks
Disk Type Size Current Directory
A: 3+" Floppy 1.4M
C: Hard Disk 130.2M C:\QEMM
D: Hard Disk 170.0M D:\
E: CD-ROM E:\
Adapters / Video
Primary Video Display Adapter
Type VGA
Monitor Color Display
Video Memory A000 - AFFF Graphics
B800 - BFFF Text
Video ROM C000 - C7FF
Video BIOS Make ATI Technologies
Adapter Model 28800
Adapter VGA RAM 512K
VESA Supported No
Adapters / Disks
Disk Adapters
Device No. Type Heads Cyls Sect Capacity
Diskette 1 4 2 80 18 1.4 MB
------------------------------------------------
Fixed Disk 1 47 15 1001 17 130.6 MB
Fixed Disk 2 47 6 1010 55 170.6 MB
Adapters / Ports
Serial / Printer Adapters
Serial Signals Line Setting
COM Port Chip CD RI DSR CTS Pty. Data Stop Baud
1 03F8 8250 * - * - None 7 1 1200
2 02F8 16550A - - - * None 8 1 38400
Printer Signals
No. Port SEL OOP ACK NBZ
1 0378 - - - -
QEMM / Overview
QEMM Version 7.04
QEMM Status There is High RAM.
Expanded memory is being used.
Mode ON
Page Frame E000
QEMM / Type
n=0123 4567 89AB CDEF + = Mappable
0n00 XXXX ++++ ++++ ++++ * = Rammable
1n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ F = Page Frame
2n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ H = High RAM
3n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ M = Mapped ROM
4n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ X = Excluded
5n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ V = Video
6n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ A = Adapter RAM
7n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ R = ROM
8n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++ / = Split ROM
9n00 ++++ ++++ ++++ ++++
An00 VVVV VVVV VVVV VVVV
Bn00 HHHH HHHH VVVV VVVV
Cn00 RRRR RRRR HHHH HHHH
Dn00 HHHH HHHH HHHH HHHH
En00 FFFF FFFF FFFF FFFF
Fn00 RRRR RRRR MRRR RRRR
QEMM / Accessed
n=0123 4567 89AB CDEF U = Unaccessed
0n00 WWWW AAWW WWWW AAUU A = Accessed
1n00 UUAA AUAU AUUU UWWU W = Written
2n00 UUWA AUUU UWUU UWWW
3n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
4n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
5n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
6n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
7n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
8n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
9n00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
An00 WWWW WWWW WWWW WWWW
Bn00 WWWW WWWW WWWW WWWW
Cn00 AAAA AAAA WWWW WWWW
Dn00 WWWW WWWW WWWW WWWW
En00 UUUU UUUU UUUU UUUU
Fn00 AUUU UUUU AAAA AUAA
QEMM / Analysis
n=0123 4567 89AB CDEF O = OK
0n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO X = Exclude
1n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO I = Include
2n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO
3n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO
4n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO WARNING: These
5n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO results may not
6n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO be valid if you
7n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO haven't followed
8n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO the analysis
9n00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO procedure as
An00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO described in the
Bn00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO QEMM manual!
Cn00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO
Dn00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO
En00 OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO
Fn00 OIII IIII OOOO OIOO
QEMM / Memory
Unavailable Converted
Initial to QEMM by QEMM Leaving
Conventional 640K - 0K - 0K = 640K
Extended 15616K - 0K -15616K = 0K
Expanded 0K - 0K +15312K =15312K
High RAM 0K - 0K + 128K = 128K
------ ------ ------ ------
TOTAL 16256K - 0K - 176K =16080K
176K QEMM Overhead
Code & Data: 125K Maps: 0K
Tasks: 18K Mapped ROM: 4K
DMA Buffer: 12K Unassigned: 17K
0.8K Conventional Memory Overhead
MS Windows / Overview
Microsoft Windows 3.10
Path c:\windows
Computer MS-DOS System
Display ATI VGA 640x480/256 Small Font (512K)
Mouse Microsoft or IBM PS/2
Keyboard Enhanced 101 or 102 key US and Non US key
...boards
Kbd Layout US
Language English (American)
Code Page English (437)
Network No Network Installed
MS Windows / SYSTEM.INI
[boot]
386grabber=vgadib.3gr
oemfonts.fon=vgaoem.fon
286grabber=vgacolor.2gr
fixedfon.fon=vgafix.fon
fonts.fon=vgasys.fon
display.drv=w31-62b.drv
shell=progman.exe
mouse.drv=mouse.drv
network.drv=
language.dll=
sound.drv=mmsound.drv
comm.drv=comm.drv
keyboard.drv=keyboard.drv
system.drv=system.drv
drivers=mmsystem.dll
SCRNSAVE.EXE=(None)
[keyboard]
subtype=
type=4
keyboard.dll=
oemansi.bin=
[boot.description]
aspect=100,96,96
displayinf=OEM1.INF
display.drv=ATI VGA 640x480/256 Small Font (512K)
keyboard.typ=Enhanced 101 or 102 key US and Non US keyboar
...ds
mouse.drv=Microsoft, or IBM PS/2
network.drv=No Network Installed
language.dll=English (American)
system.drv=MS-DOS System
codepage=437
woafont.fon=English (437)
DeviceBitmap=OFF
[386Enh]
display=w31vga.386
EGA80WOA.FON=EGA80WOA.FON
EGA40WOA.FON=EGA40WOA.FON
CGA80WOA.FON=CGA80WOA.FON
CGA40WOA.FON=CGA40WOA.FON
SysVMIn2ndBank=FALSE
SystemROMBreakPoint=false
device=dva.386
32BitDiskAccess=off
device=*int13
device=*wdctrl
device=lanman10.386
mouse=*vmd
network=*dosnet,*vnetbios
ebios=*ebios
woafont=dosapp.fon
keyboard=*vkd
device=vtdapi.386
device=*vpicd
device=*vtd
device=*reboot
device=*vdmad
device=*vsd
device=*v86mmgr
device=*pageswap
device=*dosmgr
device=*vmpoll
device=*wshell
device=*BLOCKDEV
device=*PAGEFILE
device=*vfd
device=*parity
device=*biosxlat
device=*vcd
device=*vmcpd
device=*combuff
device=*cdpscsi
local=CON
FileSysChange=off
device=mozart.386
PermSwapDOSDrive=C
PermSwapSizeK=2023
COM2FIFO=0
[standard]
[NonWindowsApp]
localtsrs=dosedit,ced
[mci]
WaveAudio=mciwave.drv
Sequencer=mciseq.drv
CDAudio=mcicda.drv
Animation=mcimmp.drv
Animation1=mciaap.drv
AVIVideo=mciavi.drv
Autodesk=mciaap.drv
[drivers]
timer=timer.drv
midimapper=midimap.drv
wave=mozart.drv
midi=mozart.drv
aux=mozart.drv
VIDC.CVID=iccvid.drv
VIDC.MSVC=msvidc.drv
VIDC.IV31=indeov.drv
VIDC.MRLE=MSRLE.drv
VIDC.RT21=indeov.drv
VIDC.YVU9=indeov.drv
Wa
MSACM.msadpcm=msadpcm.acm
MSACM.imaadpcm=imaadpcm.acm
joystick=IBMJOY.DRV
[svga256.drv]
dpi=120
resolution=2
ChipSet=ATI VGA Wonder
LatchCapable=No
svgamode=99
[Mozart.drv]
port=530
installed=1
int=11
dma=1
SingleDMA=1
[mciseq.drv]
disablewarning=true
[madopl3.drv]
OpMode=2
NoSplit=0
Poly=08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,
Connect=00,00,00,01,02,01,02,01,02,00,01,02,01,02,01,00,
...
2Op=01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,
4Op=01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,
[display.drv]
dpi=96
svgamode=98
MS Windows / WIN.INI
[windows]
spooler=yes
load=
run=
Beep=yes
NullPort=None
BorderWidth=3
CursorBlinkRate=530
DoubleClickSpeed=452
Programs=com exe bat pif
Documents=
DeviceNotSelectedTimeout=15
TransmissionRetryTimeout=45
KeyboardDelay=2
KeyboardSpeed=31
ScreenSaveActive=0
ScreenSaveTimeOut=120
CoolSwitch=1
device=Citizen GSX-140,CIT24US,LPT1:
[Desktop]
Pattern=(None)
Wallpaper=(None)
GridGranularity=0
IconSpacing=75
TileWallPaper=0
[Extensions]
cal=calendar.exe ^.cal
crd=cardfile.exe ^.crd
trm=terminal.exe ^.trm
txt=notepad.exe ^.txt
ini=notepad.exe ^.ini
pcx=pbrush.exe ^.pcx
bmp=pbrush.exe ^.bmp
wri=write.exe ^.wri
rec=recorder.exe ^.rec
hlp=winhelp.exe ^.hlp
gif=c:\psp\psp.exe ^.gif
wdb=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wdb
wps=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wps
wks=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wks
rpl=D:\REPLICA\REPLICA.EXE ^.rpl
[intl]
sLanguage=enu
sCountry=United States
iCountry=1
iDate=0
iTime=0
iTLZero=0
iCurrency=0
iCurrDigits=2
iNegCurr=0
iLzero=1
iDigits=2
iMeasure=1
s1159=AM
s2359=PM
sCurrency=$
sThousand=,
sDecimal=.
sDate=/
sTime=:
sList=,
sShortDate=M/d/yy
sLongDate=dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy
[ports]
; A line with [filename].PRN followed by an equal sign cau
...ses
; [filename] to appear in the Control Panel's Printer Conf
...iguration dialog
; box. A printer connected to [filename] directs its outpu
...t into this file.
LPT1:=
LPT2:=
LPT3:=
COM1:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM2:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM3:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM4:=9600,n,8,1,x
EPT:=
FILE:=
LPT1.DOS=
LPT2.DOS=
[FontSubstitutes]
Helv=MS Sans Serif
Tms Rmn=MS Serif
Times=Times New Roman
Helvetica=Arial
[TrueType]
[mci extensions]
wav=waveaudio
mid=sequencer
rmi=sequencer
flc=Animation1
fli=Animation1
avi=AVIVideo
[Compatibility]
NOTSHELL=0x0001
WPWINFIL=0x0006
CCMAIL=0x0008
AMIPRO=0x0010
REM=0x8022
PIXIE=0x0040
CP=0x0040
JW=0x42080
TME=0x0100
VB=0x0200
WIN2WRS=0x1210
PACKRAT=0x0800
VISION=0x0040
MCOURIER=0x0800
_BNOTES=0x24000
MILESV3=0x1000
PM4=0x2000
DESIGNER=0x2000
PLANNER=0x2000
DRAW=
WINSIM=0x2000
CHARISMA=0x2000
PR2=0x2000
PLUS=0x1000
ED=0x00010000
APORIA=0x0100
EXCEL=0x1000
GUIDE=0x1000
NETSET2=0x0100
W4GL=0x4000
W4GLR=0x4000
TURBOTAX=0x00080000
[Microsoft Word 2.0]
HPDSKJET=+1
[fonts]
Modern (Plotter)=MODERN.FON
Script (Plotter)=SCRIPT.FON
Roman (Plotter)=ROMAN.FON
Small Fonts (VGA res)=SMALLE.FON
Symbol 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SYMBOLE.FON
MS Serif 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SERIFE.FON
Courier 10,12,15 (VGA res)=COURE.FON
MS Sans Serif 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SSERIFE.FON
Arial (TrueType)=ARIAL.FOT
Arial Bold (TrueType)=ARIALBD.FOT
Arial Bold Italic (TrueType)=ARIALBI.FOT
Arial Italic (TrueType)=ARIALI.FOT
Courier New (TrueType)=COUR.FOT
Courier New Bold (TrueType)=COURBD.FOT
Courier New Bold Italic (TrueType)=COURBI.FOT
Courier New Italic (TrueType)=COURI.FOT
Times New Roman (TrueType)=TIMES.FOT
Times New Roman Bold (TrueType)=TIMESBD.FOT
Times New Roman Bold Italic (TrueType)=TIMESBI.FOT
Times New Roman Italic (TrueType)=TIMESI.FOT
WingDings (TrueType)=WINGDING.FOT
Symbol (TrueType)=SYMBOL.FOT
[embedding]
SoundRec=Sound,Sound,SoundRec.exe,picture
Package=Package,Package,packager.exe,picture
PBrush=Paintbrush Picture,Paintbrush Picture,pbrush.exe,pi
...cture
MPlayer=Media Clip,Media Clip,mplayer.exe,picture
Note-It=Microsoft Note-It,Microsoft Note-It,C:\WINDOWS\msa
...pps\note-it\note-it.exe,picture
MSDraw=Microsoft Drawing,Microsoft Drawing,C:\WINDOWS\msap
...ps\msdraw\msdraw.exe,picture
MSWorksChart=Microsoft Works Chart,Microsoft Works Chart,D
...:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe,picture
MSWorksSpreadsheet=Microsoft Works Spreadsheet,Microsoft W
...orks Spreadsheet,D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe,picture
PHOTOFINISH=PHOTOFINISH PICTURE,PHOTOFINISH PICTURE,E:\PHO
...TO\PHOTO.EXE,picture
PaintShopPro=Paint Shop Pro Image,Paint Shop Pro Image,C:\
...PSP20\PSP.exe,picture
[IE]
=
present=1
presentdir=d:\IE\
program=1
[drawdib]
svga256.drv 640x480x8(5)=11,0,0,0
w31-62b.drv 640x480x8(5)=27,0,0,0
[MS Proofing Tools]
Spelling 1033,0=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\proof\m
Custom Dict 1=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\proof\custom.dic
[MS Text Converters]
WrdPrfctDOS50=WordPerfect 5.0,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\w
...pft5.cnv,doc
WrdPrfctDOS=WordPerfect 5.1,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wpf
...t5.cnv,doc
MSWordWin=Word for Windows 1.x,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\
...wordwin1.cnv,doc
MSWordWin2=Word for Windows 2.x,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv
...\wordwin2.cnv,doc
Windows Write=Windows Write,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wri
...twin.cnv,wri
MSWorksWin=Works for Windows 2.0,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textcon
...v\wrkswin.cnv,wps
[MS Graphic Import Filters]
Computer Graphics Metafile(.CGM)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt
...\cgmimp.flt,CGM
Encapsulated Postscript(.EPS)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\ep
...simp.flt,EPS
PC Paintbrush(.PCX)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\pcximp.flt,P
...CX
Tagged Image Format(.TIF)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\tiffim
...p.flt,TIF
[OLE]
nomessagebox=yes
[MM Works]
Path=E:\
[sounds]
SystemAsterisk=chord.wav,Asterisk
SystemHand=chord.wav,Critical Stop
SystemDefault=ding.wav,Default Beep
SystemExclamation=chord.wav,Exclamation
SystemQuestion=chord.wav,Question
SystemExit=chimes.wav,Windows Exit
SystemStart=tada.wav,Windows Start
[AAPLAY Animation]
FullScreen=AAVGA.DLL
DualScreen=false
[MCIAVI]
DefaultVideo=Window
ZoomBy2=0
SkipFrames=0
UseAVIFile=0
[Windows Help]
H_WindowPosition=[213,160,213,160,0]
M_WindowPosition=[0,0,625,328,0]
[PrinterPorts]
Citizen GSX-140=CIT24US,LPT1:,15,45
WINFAX=WINFAX,COM2:,15,45
[devices]
Citizen GSX-140=CIT24US,LPT1:
WINFAX=WINFAX,COM2:
[spooler]
window=0 0 636 408
[WINFAX]
Fax Path=C:\WINFAX\data\
ModemDesc=Generic CLASS 1 Send/Receive Fax/modem
HdwFlowControl=0
Fax Device=Class1
modem=AT&F&C1&D2S7=90\
ExePath=C:\WINFAX\
Paper Format=Letter (8.5 x 11 inches)
Orientation=Portrait
Dial Prefix=
Resolution=Standard
Retries=0
Call Progress=Yes
CSID=
Sender=
Header Left=
Header Center=
Header Right=
Max Tx Rate=960
Retry Time=60
Dial Control=None
Volume=Med
Speaker Mode=Connect
Dial Mode=Tone
ConnCount=6
Use cover text=Yes
logo=
Cover Font=Normal
Cover text file=C:\REN\stardate.txt
Ger=1
[WfxPbLinks]
PackRat=1,packrat.exe,PackRat,System,PACK3
PackRat 4.0=1,packrat.exe,PackRat,System,PACK3
V. EMM386 setup
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 1
========================================================================
------------------------ Summary Information --------------------------
Computer: AST/American Megat, 486DX
Memory: 640K, 15616K Ext, 13872K XMS
Video: VGA, ATI
Network: No Network
OS Version: MS-DOS Version 6.20
Mouse: Serial Mouse 9.01
Other Adapters:
Disk Drives: A: C: D: E:
LPT Ports: 1
COM Ports: 2
------------------------------ Computer -------------------------------
Computer Name: AST
BIOS Manufacturer: American Megatrends
BIOS Version: FX3000 V1.0 09-21-92
In Chipset Ver-0, options other than 7.2MHz are N
BIOS Category: IBM PC/AT
BIOS ID Bytes: FC 01 00
BIOS Date: 12/12/91
Processor: 486DX
Math Coprocessor: Internal
Keyboard: Enhanced
Bus Type: ISA/AT/Classic Bus
DMA Controller: Yes
Cascaded IRQ2: Yes
BIOS Data Segment: None
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 2
========================================================================
------------------------------- Memory --------------------------------
Legend: Available " " RAM "##" ROM "RR" Possibly Available ".."
EMS Page Frame "PP" Used UMBs "UU" Free UMBs "FF"
1024K FC00 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR FFFF Conventional Memory
F800 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR FBFF Total: 640K
F400 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF F7FF Available: 595K
960K F000 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUF F3FF 609488 bytes
EC00 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP EFFF
E800 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP EBFF Extended Memory
E400 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP E7FF Total: 15616K
896K E000 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP E3FF
DC00 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF DFFF MS-DOS Upper Memory Blocks
D800 FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF DBFF Total UMBs: 154K
D400 UUUUUUUUUUUUUFFF D7FF Total Free UMBs: 63K
832K D000 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU D3FF Largest Free Block: 34K
CC00 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU CFFF
C800 UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU CBFF Expanded Memory (EMS)
C400 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR C7FF LIM Version: 4.00
768K C000 RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR C3FF Page Frame Address: E000H
BC00 ################ BFFF Total: 15936K
B800 ################ BBFF Available: 14032K
B400 UUUFFFFFFFFFFFFF B7FF
704K B000 #####UUUUUUUUUUU B3FF XMS Information
AC00 AFFF XMS Version: 3.00
A800 ABFF Driver Version: 3.10
A400 A7FF A20 Address Line: Enabled
640K A000 A3FF High Memory Area: In use
Available: 13872K
Largest Free Block: 13872K
Available SXMS: 13872K
Largest Free SXMS: 13872K
VCPI Information
VCPI Detected: Yes
Version: 1.00
Available Memory: 14032K
------------------------------- Video ---------------------------------
Video Adapter Type: VGA
Manufacturer: ATI
Model:
Display Type: VGA Color
Video Mode: 3
Number of Columns: 80
Number of Rows: 25
Video BIOS Version: VGA1024, BIOS V60-1.03
Video BIOS Date:
VESA Support Installed: No
Secondary Adapter: None
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 3
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------------------------------ Network --------------------------------
Network Detected: No
----------------------------- OS Version ------------------------------
Operating System: MS-DOS 6.20
Internal Revision: 00
OEM Serial Number: FFH
User Serial Number: 000000H
OEM Version String: MS-DOS Version 6.20
DOS Located in: HMA
Boot Drive: C:
Path to Program: C:\WINDOWS\MSD.EXE
Environment Strings
------------------------------------------------------------------
PROMPT=$P$G
COMSPEC=C:\COMMAND.COM
SOUND=C:\SONIC
BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 T4
PATH=c:\qemm;c:\windows;C:\DOS;c:\utils;c:\ren;c:\;c:\fd;c:\norton
NO87=on
------------------------------- Mouse ---------------------------------
Mouse Hardware: Serial Mouse
Driver Manufacturer: Microsoft
DOS Driver Type: Serial Mouse
Driver File Type: .COM File
DOS Driver Version: 9.01
Mouse IRQ: 4
Mouse COM Port: COM1:
Mouse COM Port Address: 03F8H
Number of Mouse Buttons: 2
Horizontal Sensitivity: 85
Mouse to Cursor Ratio: 2.75 : 1
Vertical Sensitivity: 85
Mouse to Cursor Ratio: 2.75 : 1
Threshold Speed: 0
Mouse Language: English
--------------------------- Other Adapters ----------------------------
Game Adapter: Not Detected
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 4
========================================================================
---------------------------- Disk Drives ------------------------------
Drive Type Free Space Total Size
----- ------------------------------------ ---------- ----------
A: Floppy Drive, 3.5" 1.44M
80 Cylinders, 2 Heads
512 Bytes/Sector, 18 Sectors/Track
C: Fixed Disk, CMOS Type 47 26M 124M
1000 Cylinders, 15 Heads
512 Bytes/Sector, 17 Sectors/Track
D: Fixed Disk, CMOS Type 47 28M 162M
1008 Cylinders, 6 Heads
512 Bytes/Sector, 55 Sectors/Track
E: CD-ROM Drive
SHARE Installed
MSCDEX Version 2.23 Installed
LASTDRIVE=E:
----------------------------- LPT Ports -------------------------------
Port On Paper I/O Time
Port Address Line Out Error Out Busy ACK
----- ------- ---- ----- ----- ---- ---- ---
LPT1: 0378H No No Yes No No Yes
LPT2: - - - - - - -
LPT3: - - - - - - -
----------------------------- COM Ports -------------------------------
COM1: COM2: COM3: COM4:
----- ----- ----- -----
Port Address 03F8H 02F8H N/A N/A
Baud Rate 1200 2400
Parity None None
Data Bits 7 8
Stop Bits 1 1
Carrier Detect (CD) Yes No
Ring Indicator (RI) No No
Data Set Ready (DSR) Yes No
Clear To Send (CTS) No Yes
UART Chip Used 8250 16550AF
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 5
========================================================================
----------------------------- IRQ Status ------------------------------
IRQ Address Description Detected Handled By
--- --------- ---------------- ------------------ ----------------
0 D3F4:0C24 Timer Click Yes SMARTAAR
1 D3F4:08D4 Keyboard Yes SMARTAAR
2 F000:EA97 Second 8259A Yes BIOS
3 B14C:13F5 COM2: COM4: COM2: RAYGWINN
4 CCE1:0096 COM1: COM3: COM1: Serial Mouse MSCDEX.EXE
5 F000:EA97 LPT2: No BIOS
6 F000:EF57 Floppy Disk Yes BIOS
7 0070:06F4 LPT1: Yes System Area
8 F000:EA42 Real-Time Clock Yes BIOS
9 F000:EECF Redirected IRQ2 Yes BIOS
10 F052:2148 (Reserved) BIOS
11 F000:EA97 (Reserved) BIOS
12 F000:EA97 (Reserved) BIOS
13 F000:EED8 Math Coprocessor Yes BIOS
14 F000:E845 Fixed Disk Yes BIOS
15 F000:9463 (Reserved) BIOS
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 6
========================================================================
---------------------------- TSR Programs -----------------------------
Program Name Address Size Command Line Parameters
------------------ ------- ------ --------------------------------
System Data 025B 7760
HIMEM 025D 1152 XMSXXXX0
EMM386 02A6 3104 EMMXXXX0
File Handles 0369 1488
FCBS 03C7 960
BUFFERS 0404 512
Directories 0425 448
System Code 0441 64
COMMAND.COM 0446 2640
Free Memory 04EC 64
COMMAND.COM 04F1 256
Free Memory 0502 80
MSCDEX.EXE 0508 256
MSCDEX.EXE 0519 8480 /F:1024 /l:200
MSCDEX.EXE 072C 16272 /D:MSCDOAK /L:E /M:32 /E
MSD.EXE 0B26 176
MSD.EXE 0B32 316576
MSD.EXE 587D 8192
MSD.EXE 5A7E 10032
Free Memory 5CF2 544
Free Memory 5D15 274064
Excluded UMB Area 9FFF 70816
System Data B14A 14944
X00 B14C 14928 RAYGWINN
Free Memory B4F1 12480
Excluded UMB Area B7FE 65568
MSCDEX.EXE C801 24320
??? CDF2 24576 /B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I/J/K/L/M/N/O/P/
??? D3F3 13888 A Streater
Free Memory D758 35408
Excluded UMB Area DFFE 65568
System Data F001 1248
MZTINIT F003 1232 DCS-Init
System Data F050 14400
MTMCDAE F052 14384 MSCDOAK
Free Memory F3D5 17056
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 7
========================================================================
--------------------------- Device Drivers ----------------------------
Device Filename Units Header Attributes
------------ -------- ----- --------- ----------------
NUL 011C:0048 1............1..
SMARTAAR D3F4:008C 11..1...........
MSCDOAK MTMCDAE F052:0000 11..1...........
DCS-Init MZTINIT F003:0000 1...............
RAYGWINN X00 B14C:0000 11..............
EMMXXXX0 EMM386 02A6:0000 11..............
XMSXXXX0 HIMEM 025D:0000 1.1.............
CON 0070:0023 1..........1..11
AUX 0070:0035 1...............
PRN 0070:0047 1.1.....11......
CLOCK$ 0070:0059 1...........1...
Block Device 4 0070:006B ....1...11....1.
COM1 0070:007B 1...............
LPT1 0070:008D 1.1.....11......
LPT2 0070:009F 1.1.....11......
LPT3 0070:00B8 1.1.....11......
COM2 0070:00CA 1...............
COM3 0070:00DC 1...............
COM4 0070:00EE 1...............
---------------- ROM BIOS F000 65536 ------------------
F000:4671 2
CD-ROM device driver MTMCDAE Version
F000:48D6 # F/W Version :
F000:053A Copyright (C) MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO.,LTD. 1989-1994. All rights
reserved.
F000:8000 (AAMMIIBBIIOOSS)12/12/91(C)1991 American Megatrends Inc., All
Rights Reserved
F000:8050 (C)1991 American Megatrends Inc.,
F000:8100 AMIBIOS (C)1991 American Megatrends Inc.,
FX3000 V1.0 09-21-92
F000:E0CA R(C)1985-1991,American Megatrends Inc.,All Rights Reserved.,13
46 Oakbrook Dr.,#120,GA-30093,USA.(404)-263-8181.
F000:E00E IBM COMPATIBLE IBM IS A TRADEMARK OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MA
CHINES CORP.
F000:C847 If BIOS shadow RAM is disabled, RAM will be
F000:FF59 (C)1991AMI,404-263-8181
---------------- Video ROM BIOS C000 32768 ------------------
C000:0076 Copyright, 1988-89, ATI Technologies Inc.
VGA1024, BIOS V60-1.03
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 8
========================================================================
-------------------------- C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT ----------------------------
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:1 /lo c:\dos\mouse
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 c:\dos\share /F:1024 /l:200
C:\QEMM\LOADHI /R:2 C:\DOS\MSCDEX.EXE /D:MSCDOAK /L:E /M:32 /E
SET SOUND=C:\SONIC
SET BLASTER=A220 I7 D1 T4
SET Path=c:\qemm;c:\windows;C:\DOS;c:\utils;c:\ren;c:\;c:\fd;c:\norton
c:\qemm\loadhi /r:2 /lo c:\norton\scplus.exe EXT=1024 MULTITASK=ON -W
rem ati
set no87=on
--------------------------- C:\CONFIG.SYS -----------------------------
DEVICE=C:\DOS\HIMEM.SYS
DEVICE=C:\DOS\EMM386.EXE RAM HIGHSCAN I=B000-B7FF
BUFFERS=6,0
FILES=30
DOS=UMB
LASTDRIVE=E
FCBS=16,8
DOS=HIGH
STACKS=0,0
DEVICEHIGH /L:1,17408 =C:\X00\X00.SYS B,1,38400 R=4096 T=4096 DV
DEVICEHIGH /L:3,15792 =C:\SONIC\MZTINIT.SYS /A220 /I7 /D1 /M /CA340 /CI1
0 /V9
DEVICEHIGH /L:3,17360 =C:\SONIC\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCDOAK /M:32 /P:340 /I:1
0 /T:S /A:0 /X
SHELL=C:\COMMAND.COM C:\ /P
----------------------- C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM.INI -------------------------
[boot]
386grabber=vgadib.3gr
oemfonts.fon=vgaoem.fon
286grabber=vgacolor.2gr
fixedfon.fon=vgafix.fon
fonts.fon=vgasys.fon
display.drv=w31-62b.drv
shell=progman.exe
mouse.drv=mouse.drv
network.drv=
language.dll=
sound.drv=mmsound.drv
comm.drv=comm.drv
keyboard.drv=keyboard.drv
system.drv=system.drv
drivers=mmsystem.dll
SCRNSAVE.EXE=(None)
[keyboard]
subtype=
type=4
keyboard.dll=
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 9
========================================================================
oemansi.bin=
[boot.description]
aspect=100,96,96
displayinf=OEM1.INF
display.drv=ATI VGA 640x480/256 Small Font (512K)
keyboard.typ=Enhanced 101 or 102 key US and Non US keyboards
mouse.drv=Microsoft, or IBM PS/2
network.drv=No Network Installed
language.dll=English (American)
system.drv=MS-DOS System
codepage=437
woafont.fon=English (437)
DeviceBitmap=OFF
[386Enh]
display=w31vga.386
EGA80WOA.FON=EGA80WOA.FON
EGA40WOA.FON=EGA40WOA.FON
CGA80WOA.FON=CGA80WOA.FON
CGA40WOA.FON=CGA40WOA.FON
SysVMIn2ndBank=FALSE
SystemROMBreakPoint=false
device=dva.386
32BitDiskAccess=off
device=*int13
device=*wdctrl
device=lanman10.386
mouse=*vmd
network=*dosnet,*vnetbios
ebios=*ebios
woafont=dosapp.fon
keyboard=*vkd
device=vtdapi.386
device=*vpicd
device=*vtd
device=*reboot
device=*vdmad
device=*vsd
device=*v86mmgr
device=*pageswap
device=*dosmgr
device=*vmpoll
device=*wshell
device=*BLOCKDEV
device=*PAGEFILE
device=*vfd
device=*parity
device=*biosxlat
device=*vcd
device=*vmcpd
device=*combuff
device=*cdpscsi
local=CON
FileSysChange=off
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 10
========================================================================
device=mozart.386
PermSwapDOSDrive=C
PermSwapSizeK=2023
COM2FIFO=0
[standard]
[NonWindowsApp]
localtsrs=dosedit,ced
[mci]
WaveAudio=mciwave.drv
Sequencer=mciseq.drv
CDAudio=mcicda.drv
Animation=mcimmp.drv
Animation1=mciaap.drv
AVIVideo=mciavi.drv
Autodesk=mciaap.drv
[drivers]
timer=timer.drv
midimapper=midimap.drv
wave=mozart.drv
midi=mozart.drv
aux=mozart.drv
VIDC.CVID=iccvid.drv
VIDC.MSVC=msvidc.drv
VIDC.IV31=indeov.drv
VIDC.MRLE=MSRLE.drv
VIDC.RT21=indeov.drv
VIDC.YVU9=indeov.drv
WaveMapper=msacm.drv
MSACM.msadpcm=msadpcm.acm
MSACM.imaadpcm=imaadpcm.acm
joystick=IBMJOY.DRV
[svga256.drv]
dpi=120
resolution=2
ChipSet=ATI VGA Wonder
LatchCapable=No
svgamode=99
[Mozart.drv]
port=530
installed=1
int=11
dma=1
SingleDMA=1
[mciseq.drv]
disablewarning=true
[madopl3.drv]
OpMode=2
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 11
========================================================================
NoSplit=0
Poly=08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,08,
Connect=00,00,00,01,02,01,02,01,02,00,01,02,01,02,01,00,
2Op=01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,
4Op=01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,01,
[display.drv]
dpi=96
svgamode=98
------------------------- C:\WINDOWS\WIN.INI --------------------------
[windows]
spooler=yes
load=
run=
Beep=yes
NullPort=None
BorderWidth=3
CursorBlinkRate=530
DoubleClickSpeed=452
Programs=com exe bat pif
Documents=
DeviceNotSelectedTimeout=15
TransmissionRetryTimeout=45
KeyboardDelay=2
KeyboardSpeed=31
ScreenSaveActive=0
ScreenSaveTimeOut=120
CoolSwitch=1
device=Citizen GSX-140,CIT24US,LPT1:
[Desktop]
Pattern=(None)
Wallpaper=(None)
GridGranularity=0
IconSpacing=75
TileWallPaper=0
[Extensions]
cal=calendar.exe ^.cal
crd=cardfile.exe ^.crd
trm=terminal.exe ^.trm
txt=notepad.exe ^.txt
ini=notepad.exe ^.ini
pcx=pbrush.exe ^.pcx
bmp=pbrush.exe ^.bmp
wri=write.exe ^.wri
rec=recorder.exe ^.rec
hlp=winhelp.exe ^.hlp
gif=c:\psp\psp.exe ^.gif
wdb=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wdb
wps=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wps
wks=D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe ^.wks
rpl=D:\REPLICA\REPLICA.EXE ^.rpl
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 12
========================================================================
[intl]
sLanguage=enu
sCountry=United States
iCountry=1
iDate=0
iTime=0
iTLZero=0
iCurrency=0
iCurrDigits=2
iNegCurr=0
iLzero=1
iDigits=2
iMeasure=1
s1159=AM
s2359=PM
sCurrency=$
sThousand=,
sDecimal=.
sDate=/
sTime=:
sList=,
sShortDate=M/d/yy
sLongDate=dddd, MMMM dd, yyyy
[ports]
; A line with [filename].PRN followed by an equal sign causes
; [filename] to appear in the Control Panel's Printer Configuration dial
og
; box. A printer connected to [filename] directs its output into this fi
le.
LPT1:=
LPT2:=
LPT3:=
COM1:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM2:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM3:=9600,n,8,1,x
COM4:=9600,n,8,1,x
EPT:=
FILE:=
LPT1.DOS=
LPT2.DOS=
[FontSubstitutes]
Helv=MS Sans Serif
Tms Rmn=MS Serif
Times=Times New Roman
Helvetica=Arial
[TrueType]
[mci extensions]
wav=waveaudio
mid=sequencer
rmi=sequencer
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 13
========================================================================
flc=Animation1
fli=Animation1
avi=AVIVideo
[Compatibility]
NOTSHELL=0x0001
WPWINFIL=0x0006
CCMAIL=0x0008
AMIPRO=0x0010
REM=0x8022
PIXIE=0x0040
CP=0x0040
JW=0x42080
TME=0x0100
VB=0x0200
WIN2WRS=0x1210
PACKRAT=0x0800
VISION=0x0040
MCOURIER=0x0800
_BNOTES=0x24000
MILESV3=0x1000
PM4=0x2000
DESIGNER=0x2000
PLANNER=0x2000
DRAW=0x2000
WINSIM=0x2000
CHARISMA=0x2000
PR2=0x2000
PLUS=0x1000
ED=0x00010000
APORIA=0x0100
EXCEL=0x1000
GUIDE=0x1000
NETSET2=0x0100
W4GL=0x4000
W4GLR=0x4000
TURBOTAX=0x00080000
[Microsoft Word 2.0]
HPDSKJET=+1
[fonts]
Modern (Plotter)=MODERN.FON
Script (Plotter)=SCRIPT.FON
Roman (Plotter)=ROMAN.FON
Small Fonts (VGA res)=SMALLE.FON
Symbol 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SYMBOLE.FON
MS Serif 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SERIFE.FON
Courier 10,12,15 (VGA res)=COURE.FON
MS Sans Serif 8,10,12,14,18,24 (VGA res)=SSERIFE.FON
Arial (TrueType)=ARIAL.FOT
Arial Bold (TrueType)=ARIALBD.FOT
Arial Bold Italic (TrueType)=ARIALBI.FOT
Arial Italic (TrueType)=ARIALI.FOT
Courier New (TrueType)=COUR.FOT
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 14
========================================================================
Courier New Bold (TrueType)=COURBD.FOT
Courier New Bold Italic (TrueType)=COURBI.FOT
Courier New Italic (TrueType)=COURI.FOT
Times New Roman (TrueType)=TIMES.FOT
Times New Roman Bold (TrueType)=TIMESBD.FOT
Times New Roman Bold Italic (TrueType)=TIMESBI.FOT
Times New Roman Italic (TrueType)=TIMESI.FOT
WingDings (TrueType)=WINGDING.FOT
Symbol (TrueType)=SYMBOL.FOT
[embedding]
SoundRec=Sound,Sound,SoundRec.exe,picture
Package=Package,Package,packager.exe,picture
PBrush=Paintbrush Picture,Paintbrush Picture,pbrush.exe,picture
MPlayer=Media Clip,Media Clip,mplayer.exe,picture
Note-It=Microsoft Note-It,Microsoft Note-It,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\note-it\no
te-it.exe,picture
MSDraw=Microsoft Drawing,Microsoft Drawing,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\msdraw\msdr
aw.exe,picture
MSWorksChart=Microsoft Works Chart,Microsoft Works Chart,D:\MSWORKS\mswo
rks.exe,picture
MSWorksSpreadsheet=Microsoft Works Spreadsheet,Microsoft Works Spreadshe
et,D:\MSWORKS\msworks.exe,picture
PHOTOFINISH=PHOTOFINISH PICTURE,PHOTOFINISH PICTURE,E:\PHOTO\PHOTO.EXE,p
icture
PaintShopPro=Paint Shop Pro Image,Paint Shop Pro Image,C:\PSP20\PSP.exe,
picture
[IE]
=
present=1
presentdir=d:\IE\
program=1
[drawdib]
svga256.drv 640x480x8(5)=11,0,0,0
w31-62b.drv 640x480x8(5)=27,0,0,0
[MS Proofing Tools]
Spelling 1033,0=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\proof\msspell.dll,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\pr
oof\mssp_am.lex
Custom Dict 1=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\proof\custom.dic
[MS Text Converters]
WrdPrfctDOS50=WordPerfect 5.0,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wpft5.cnv,doc
WrdPrfctDOS=WordPerfect 5.1,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wpft5.cnv,doc
MSWordWin=Word for Windows 1.x,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wordwin1.cnv,d
oc
MSWordWin2=Word for Windows 2.x,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wordwin2.cnv,
doc
Windows Write=Windows Write,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\writwin.cnv,wri
MSWorksWin=Works for Windows 2.0,C:\WINDOWS\msapps\textconv\wrkswin.cnv,
wps
[MS Graphic Import Filters]
Microsoft Diagnostics version 2.00 11/29/94 10:15pm Page 15
========================================================================
Computer Graphics Metafile(.CGM)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\cgmimp.flt,CG
M
Encapsulated Postscript(.EPS)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\epsimp.flt,EPS
PC Paintbrush(.PCX)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\pcximp.flt,PCX
Tagged Image Format(.TIF)=C:\WINDOWS\msapps\grphflt\tiffimp.flt,TIF
[OLE]
nomessagebox=yes
[MM Works]
Path=E:\
[sounds]
SystemAsterisk=chord.wav,Asterisk
SystemHand=chord.wav,Critical Stop
SystemDefault=ding.wav,Default Beep
SystemExclamation=chord.wav,Exclamation
SystemQuestion=chord.wav,Question
SystemExit=chimes.wav,Windows Exit
SystemStart=tada.wav,Windows Start
[AAPLAY Animation]
FullScreen=AAVGA.DLL
DualScreen=false
[MCIAVI]
DefaultVideo=Window
ZoomBy2=0
SkipFrames=0
UseAVIFile=0
[Windows Help]
H_WindowPosition=[213,160,213,160,0]
M_WindowPosition=[0,0,625,328,0]
[PrinterPorts]
Citizen GSX-140=CIT24US,LPT1:,15,45
WINFAX=WINFAX,COM2:,15,45
[devices]
Citizen GSX-140=CIT24US,LPT1:
WINFAX=WINFAX,COM2:
[spooler]
window=0 0 636 408
[WINFAX]
Fax Path=C:\WINFAX\data\
ModemDesc=Generic CLASS 1 Send/Receive Fax/modem
HdwFlowControl=0
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Russell Thamm
I don't know about most of these games. However, as far as I am concerned, the
only card to do 100% Sound Blaster emulation is a Sound Blaster card.
Everyone that I know that has bought a non-SB card has had problems with
games. For example, on my friends machine, DOOM ii runs fine, but exiting
Doom kills the sound card. The PC needs to be powered down to get the
Sound Card to work again. Links386 sounds revolting during play, even though
the sound test appears OK, Rebel Assault just hangs etc, etc etc. Yet I have
none of these problems with my Sound Blaster PRO card.
As far as I can tell, all the problems are due to imperfect emulation.
The problems dissappear if you configure the games for no sound.
I suspect that some of your problems are due to this.
If you want to play games without problems get a real Sound Blaster card.
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Paul Munn
: Robert,
An advertisement in Wired magazine last month showed that there is a new
logo for sound cards that looks like a man's head with a wave coming off
of one side of it given out by Creative Labs people to cards they find
100% Sound Blaster compatible.
This standard is a good thing, and should have been around a while ago.
Companies have long touted their cards as SB Compatible, but this means
that CL tested it to make sure.
By the way, I also own an SB PRO card.
Enjoy,
Paul
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Matthew Duncan
Russell Thamm <r...@gwd.dsto.gov.au> wrote:
>Robert,
>
>I don't know about most of these games. However, as far as I am concerned, the
>only card to do 100% Sound Blaster emulation is a Sound Blaster card.
>
I own a PAS 16 Rev D. I haven't had any problems with the SB set up
probably because the PAS 16 is SB hardware compatible (Media Vision
licensed the technology from Creative Labs). I love the card because
it's like having 2 cards in 1, a PAS and a SB.
[list of games that have crashed sound cards deleted]
You mention a number of games that have crashed but failed to include
the sound cards they crashed on. Just what cards are you talking about?
Matt.
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Michael_VDB
From most of the problems reported, it seems that it is sound related.
This might not be a good suggestion, but have you tried an Original
SoundBlaster? or GUS or Roland? or other well-known brands?
I never have faith in other brands since quite a number of them are
reknowned for weird compatibility problems.
Try a friend's SB card in your system.
Looks like you are suffering from compatibility problems. Creative cannot
guarantee their drivers to work with 3rd party sound cards.
Michael Van Der Beek
Robert C. Merritt <rcmerrit>
I would like to thank everyone that responded to my plea for help. I
recieved many helpful suggestions and my major headaches have been
solved! I'm sharing the information that helped me and hopefully it
will help others.
I. Solutions that worked -
a. The mouse driver
* On the IRQ page of the MSD printouts there may be something odd here:
4 CCE1:0096 COM1: COM3: COM1: Serial Mouse MSCDEX.EXE
The microsoft mouse driver was conflicting with my multimedia ext.
Strange as it sounds, I never tried to use a different mouse driver.
After replacing the 8.x microsoft mouse driver with a 5 year old
microsoft compatable mouse systems driver, many programs begain to work.
Under A Killing Moon and 7th guest stopped locking up.
b. cdrom DMA
DEVICE=C:\MZTINIT.SYS /A220 /I7 /D1 /M /CA340 /CI10 /V9
DEVICE=C:\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCDOAK /M:32 /P:340 /I:10 /T:S /A:0 /X
Basically what I have here is the CD rom and sound card on the same
dma. I tried to use the install program and all it changed was the
/T: from s to whatever (say 6). Apparently diamond forgot an important
switch for the mztinit /CD
so we have..
DEVICE=C:\MZTINIT.SYS /A220 /I7 /D1 /M /CD6 /CA340 /CI10 /V9
DEVICE=C:\MTMCDAE.SYS /D:MSCDOAK /M:32 /P:340 /I:10 /T:6 /A:0 /X
With that, Myst started working fine, with no skipping and no gpfs!!!!
Wing Commander II and Inca started working just fine too. Under a Killing Moon
worked better in the video demo.
c. skipping and performance.
f0000-ffffff,64 cacheable: no
try yes (improves system bios performance)
dma adress/data hold time: 2-3T
i/o recovery time delay: 8bclk
cache read hit burst: 3-2-2-2
-> rather slow, try speeding up (I have 2-1-1-1)
cache write hit wait state: 2ws
-> rather slow, try speeding up (I have 0ws)
Dram Read wait state: 3ws
Dram write wait state: 3ws
-> try speeding up, I have 0ws
Dram write wait state: 3ws
-> try speeding up, I have 0ws
After those changes were made to my bios, my system recieve a measurable
performance again. Under a Killing Moon ran smooth a slik and so did 7th
Guest and Myst. Also the Relentless demo showed that my max frames per
second went up for 50 to 65 and average FPS when up from 21 to 28
II. Suggestions that did not work.
Alot of people claimed that irq7 was the cause of all my problems. Well,
it didn't really make any difference if it was on 5,7, or 10.
Another large group of messages dealt with how horrible QEMM was.
EMM386 caused more problems. Even with the changes, UAKM still did not
run under emm386. Another point that was made in just about the same
email was the diskcaching. Well I tried smartdrive and found it to be
slower and didn't really help any of my problems.
Then we have os/2. Several of you though I was trying to run
games under os/2 and under a memory manager at the same time. I used bare
dos for the point of refrence for the games and had seperate problems
with os/2. I got about a dozen messages saying to just dump os/2, another
dozen claiming that the problems were fixed in warp, yet another
dozen that suggeted solutions that I had already tried and did not work,
and a handful that were outright rude. In short, I haven't tried os/2 after
these fixes so I don't know if it will work better or not.
III. Games that I still have problems with.
A. Return to Zork -does not reconize WSS mode of card. Sound blaster
(regular and pro) cause the speech to be crackly and repeats the
last second of a sample over and over until next digital sound.
Eventually the game locks up, requiring a reset. Normally in the
in the town
Thats under qemm.
Under EMM386, the speech is cut off in the middle and the game
locks up by the light house.
B. Doom II - works fine in regular mode. In modem Doom, the digital
effects will not play. Doom I doesn't have this problem.
(same under qemm, emm386 and nothing)