Dell Latitude X200 notebook

Dell Latitude X200 notebook
Most of today's notebooks reserve memory range 0xD0000 - 0xDFFFF for PC Card supports. For this reason, all CardWare versions and all Enablers default to use this address range. Unfortunately Dell Latitude X200 notebook reserves memory range 0xD0000 - 0xD7FFF for build-in devices. Therefore CardWare and Enablers will not work with default settings. For all enablers you should add /M:0xD8000 parameter into command line. For CardWare for DOS you should move used memory from default address 0xD0000 to address 0xD8000. First modify MEM setting in the [Resources] section of CardWare.ini from MEM=0xD0000,0x8000,E to MEM=0xD8000,0x8000,E. Then modify memory range excluded from EMM386.EXE in your config.sys from X=D000-D7FF to X=D800-DFFF. It's very important that memory allocated for CardWare in cardware.ini is entirely excluded from EMM386.EXE. Click here for few an entire HTML report from Dell Latitude X200 notebook

Most of today's notebooks reserve memory range 0xD0000 - 0xDFFFF for PC Card supports. For this reason, all CardWare versions and all Enablers default to use this address range. Unfortunately Dell Latitude X200 notebook reserves memory range 0xD0000 - 0xD7FFF for build-in devices. Therefore CardWare and Enablers will not work with default settings.

For all enablers you should add /M:0xD8000 parameter into command line.

For CardWare for DOS you should move used memory from default address 0xD0000 to address 0xD8000.

First modify MEM setting in the [Resources] section of CardWare.ini from MEM=0xD0000,0x8000,E to MEM=0xD8000,0x8000,E.
Then modify memory range excluded from EMM386.EXE in your config.sys from X=D000-D7FF to X=D800-DFFF. It's very important that memory allocated for CardWare in cardware.ini is entirely excluded from EMM386.EXE.

Click here for few an entire HTML report from Dell Latitude X200 notebook