UPDATE: I got it to work! I tested another descendant of the LoTech 1MB EMS card (produced and sold by a great guy with the nick name wizard.amras.83 at ebay). This card had one of the 512k RAM chips permanently soldered, while the other one was on a socket. I pulled out the second 512k chip - and …

The LTEMM driver can be loaded with "/3" to disable EMS 4.0 extensions. While EMS 4.0 was meant to improve performance by pushing some high-level tasks like "switch EMS pages to different code and call a function there", which can be useful on the Lo-Tech card, too, mostly EMS 4.0 is meant to make …

If I remember correctly, the Lo-Tech card uses the most common interface to provide EMS, so hardware drivers from other 2MB EMS cards might work, too. If you find a driver that allows you to specify base addresses for multiple 2MB cards, chances are high that the driver supports the LTEMM board too …

Hello, does anyone know what I could use as an EMM on an XT compatible? I have added to my beloved Amstrad 1640 (I run it with a NEC V30) an 1 MB EMS expansion card, and use lo-tech's LTEMM as the memory manager. However, the main software I want to use it for is Word Perfect 5.1, and it crashes …

Thanks for the responses, will look into it! Do you think this can help? I'm affraid i'm not tech-smart enough to use the info. Source: http://oldcomputer.info/pc/ps1_2168/index.htm -------------- Mainboard edge -------------------------------------- | [123] [AT connector] | BATT Where: 1 - +5V …

Uninstall feature sounds like a great idea, because in my 486, as soon as I initialize my AWE64, my RTL8019 network card (that does NOT share any resource with it) is not recognized anymore by the DOS drivers, not even after a soft reboot. Only a hard reset will enable it again, or booting into …