Hi!

> How can I set the maximum of xms (in mb) to create?

c:>himemx /? >more$

HimemX 3.31 [Jul 17 2007] (c) 1995, Till Gerken 2001-2006 tom ehlert
Interface : XMS 3.00 80386 4G
Extended memory host for DOS (coordinates the usage of XMS and HMA)
HimemX is a device driver that is loaded in CONFIG.SYS.
Please place DEVICE=HIMEMX.EXE [options] before any driver using XMS.

options: [/MAX=####] [/METHOD:xxx] [/HMAMIN=n] [/NUMHANDLES=m]
 [/TESTMEM:ON|OFF] [/VERBOSE] [/NOABOVE16] [/X] [/LOG]

  /MAX=#####      limit memory controlled by XMM to #####K
  /METHOD:xxx     Specifies the method to be used for A20 handling.
                  Possible values for xxx:
                  ALWAYSON    Assume that A20 line is permanently ON
                  BIOS        Use BIOS to toggle the A20 line
                  FAST        Use port 92h, bypass INT 15h test
                  PS2         Use port 92h, bypass PS/2 test
                  KBC         Use the keyboard controller
                  PORT92      Use port 92h always
  /HMAMIN=n       Specifies minimum number of Kbs of HMA that a program
                  must request to gain access to the HMA (default: 0Kb)
--MORE--
  /NOX2MAX32      No limit for XMS 2.0 free/avail. memory reports (default)
  /NUMHANDLES=m   Specifies number of XMS handles available (def: 48)
  /TESTMEM:ON|OFF Performs or skips an extended memory test (def: OFF)
  /VERBOSE        Gives extra information
  /NOABOVE16      Do not use INT 15h function E801h to detect >64M
  /X              Do not use INT 15h function E820h to detect >64M
  /X2MAX32        Limit XMS 2.0 free/avail. memory report to 32M-1K
  /LOG            Logs the driver activity to a log file
C:>


Your problem is that the HIMEMX help screen does not
fit on one screen. Luckily I have the MORESYS driver
loaded so I can use > more$ to find the answer ;-)

Eric

PS: Your /MAX option only sets one upper limit, but another
limit is how much RAM the BIOS gives you. Reserved PCI / AGP
areas often make it hard to use more than 3.3 or 3.5 GB RAM.


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