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- AutoAddRAM v2.03 (c) Copyright 1990 by Jonathan Potter
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- This program allows you to add multiple non-autoconfiguring memory boards
- to the free memory list quickly and easily. It reads from a text file a list
- of addresses, and attempts to add memory at those addresses. It will not
- attempt to add memory that does not exist, or has already been added.
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- To use, set up a file in the S: directory, called MemoryList.AAR. This file
- contains, on each line, the start and end addresses of each memory chunk you
- wish to add. For instance, if you had a 1 meg RAM board at $200000, a 2 meg
- RAM board at $400000, and 256K KickRAM at $f80000, your S:MemoryList.AAR would
- read :
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- 200000 2ffffe
- 400000 5ffffe
- f80000 fbfffe
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- You may also specify the priority and name for each chunk of memory. You
- may specify neither priority or name, just priority, or priority and name (ie
- you must include priority if you specify the name). For example,
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- 200000 2ffffe 10
- 400000 5ffffe 0 mymemorychunk
- f80000 fbfffe
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- Consult the documentation of your memory boards if you do not know the
- start and end addresses of that memory.
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- Jonathan Potter
- P.O. Box 289
- Goodwood, SA 5034
- Australia
- (08) 2932788
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