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                    Universal 10/100VG LAN Adapter          
            (C) Copyright PDS, 1995. All Rights Reserved.   
                                                            
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 Memory-Map in Upper Memory Area for DOS ODI Driver
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 The PCI Plug-and-Play BIOS will assign Universal 10/100VG-PCI a Memory-Map
 Address Range above extended memory. DOS drivers (ODI and NDIS2) cannot 
 access these addresses due to the one megabyte address limit of the CPU in
 real-mode.
 
 The DOS drivers (ODI and NDIS2) will automatically scanned the available 
 upper memory area and use it if it is free.

 To force the Universal 10/100VG-PCI adapter memory-map range into the upper
 memory area between 640K and 1024K (1Mbyte), use the MEM keyword in the
 NET.CFG.
 
 For the DOS ODI driver, see the file \DOSODI\VGNWODI.TXT for syntax of the
 MEM keyword.
 
 
 NOTE: If you are running a DOS expanded memory manager on your computer
       (EMM386, QEMM, 386MAX, etc), make sure you use an EXCLUDE statement
       on its command line in the CONFIG.SYS file to prevent usage of the
       8 Kbyte area allocated for the adapter by the expanded memory manager.
       For example, to exclude the adapter's memory-mapped region of 8 Kbyte
       at D0000h using Microsoft's EMM386:
 
          DEVICE=EMM386.SYS X=D000-D1FF


 EMM386 Trap Problem
 -------------------
 
 Some computers running MS-DOS EMM386, may trap and halt when PCI drivers
 are loaded. This is a known incompatibility between EMM386 and some PCI BIOS
 implementations. To prevent this problem, run EMM386 version 4.49 or later.
 Version 4.49 is shipped with MS-DOS 6.22 and is available from Microsoft
 on CompuServe.
 
 On CompuServe, download the file EMM622.EXE located in Library One in the
 Microsoft area. EMM622.EXE is a self-extracting archive which contains:
     EMM386.EX#
     EMM386.EX^
     MSD.EXE
     MSUPDATE.EXE
     UPDATE.BAT
 
 After running EMM622.EXE to extract the above files, run UPDATE.BAT which
 will upgrade the files EMM386.EXE to version 4.49 and MSD.EXE to 2.11.


