Epson equity 320sx plus User Manual

3. Add a command to the CONFIG.SYS file to include the

memory manager as a device driver, as described in the
next section. The CONFIG.SYS file is used by MS-DOS to

set up the computer’s system configuration requirements.

If you have a word processing program that can save a file as

a text-only file (also called an ASCII file), you can use it to
add the memory manager to the CONFIG.SYS file. Follow
these steps:

1. Start your word processing program.

2. Load the file CONFIG.SYS and add the following

command line:

For information on optional parameters, see “Using

EMM386SX.SYS options,” below.

You can copy the FMM386SX.SYS file to a directory

other than the root directory as long as you either

enter that directory in a PATH command (for example,
in your AUTOEXEC.BAT file), or include the pathname

on the DEVICE= command line. For example, if
EMM386SX.SYS is in the directory \DRV on drive C,
include the pathname like this:

If you plan to use any of your expanded memory to

create a virtual disk with the MS-DOS VDISK device
driver, be sure to insert the EMM386SX.SYS command

line before the VDISK command line in your
CONFIG.SYS file. See your MS-DOS manuals for

information about VDISK.