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It is important to realise that not all device drivers and memory resident programs will work properly when loaded into UMBs. You should takes a step by step approach to moving programs out of conventional memory. Move a driver and then test the machine for a while. If everything works then move another and so on. Any problems can them be associated with the driver that has just been moved. Some drivers attempt to take up more memory after they have been loaded. Sometimes this works because there happens to be just enough free space in the UMB to accommodate this increase. Most of the time it causes the system to crash because there isn’t any free space. Again the order in which drivers are loaded makes a difference to what happens. If you know that a driver needs more memory than its initial size would suggest, then add:

Ram selection conectivity

In general you should load drivers and memory resident programs starting with the largest first. However, it is possible that a variation from this scheme would result in being able to fit more drivers in. It’s a classical packing problem!

In most cases you should have sufficient UMBs of reasonable size to make the order of loading less critical than in the previous example, but an understanding of what is going on should enable you to manage the situation. One of the advantages of alternative memory managers is that they usually try to optimise the use of UMBs automatically by loading them to achieve a best fit.

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This first lists the use of conventional memory, giving the name and size of each driver, and then lists the use of the UMA, giving the size of each free block. To load a driver into a UMB all you have to do is change DEVICE= in the CONFIG.SYS file to DEVICEHIGH=. To load other memory resident programs in a UMB you have to add LOADHIGHT to the start of the command, usually in the
AUTOEXEX.BAT file that normally loads the program. You may notice that in neither case is there any way of indicating which UMB will be used by the DEVICHIGH=or the LOADHIGH command. The reason for this is that a very simple first-come-first-served allocation to UMBs is used. Each device driver is loaded into the largest UMB. For example, consider the effect of loading MOUSE.SYS (14.5KBytes) and SmartDrive (22 KBytes) into UMBs in different orders. If there are two UMBs available of 15 KBytes and 23 KBytes respectively, then loading MOUSE.SYS first would use up 14.5 KBytes of the 23KByte UMB leaving two UMBs of 15 KBytes and 8.5 MBytes respectively. In this case it would be impossible to load SmartDrive into the remaining UMBs. However, if SmartDrive had been loaded first then it would have used up 22 KBytes and 1 KByte respectively and MOUSE.SYS could still be loaded into the 15KByte UMB. Clearly the order that drivers and memory resident programs are loaded is crucial to the efficient utilisation of UMBS.

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The situation is so complex that apart from specialized number crunching applications such as statistics and engineering which clearly need one, it is possible to give only very broad guidelines about when a co-processor might be useful or not. To decide about the ‘sometimes’ applications in the following table you need to look carefully at the way that they actually work. For example, the DTP package Ventura makes specific mention of the fact that it doesn’t need. Or indeed make any use of a numeric co-processor.

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Word processing No
Database No
Spreadsheet Sometimes
Graphics Sometimes
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One of the difficult things about trying to quantify the effect of adding a numeric co-processor is that not only do different applications use numeric co-processors to different extents, but a single applications use numeric co-processors to different extents, but a single application will vary in its use of a co-precessor depending on the job it is tackling. For example, it is generally held that spreadsheet programs are heavy co-processor users but it isn’t difficult to find examples of spreadsheets that do virtually no floating point arithmetic! For example, a spreadsheet that has been constructed to act as a database is very unlikely to perform any arithmetic worth installing a co-processor for.

To find out the likely impact of a numeric co-processor, estimate how much time your program spends in floating point calculation. Even in situations where the application appears to do nothing but arithmetic the estimation can be much more difficult than you might expect. For example. Suppose you have a spreadsheet consisting of numeric data and formulae and it takes 30 minutes to recalculate. A simple minded approach would suggest that if you add a mumeric co-processor that does floating point calculations five times faster than software the calculation would only take six minutes. If you try this out you will usually be disappointed. The reason is that the 30 minutes to do the calculation isn’t occupied solely by floating point calculations-data has to found and results returned to the correct locations. In all probability no more than 75% of the 30 minutes is spent in performing floating point calculations and this is the only portion of the calculation time that can be reduced by the addition of a co-processor. In this case the calculation time would go down to only 12 minutes instead of the promised six.

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The most common solution to this problem is to include a special SCSI BIOS ROM on the controller itself. This will usually contain the software that identifies the device connected to the SCSI interface as a disk drive and will even boot the system from the drive. In this case the usual system BIOS has no part to play in handling the disk drive and the usual setup procedure should be used to set the drive type to “none”. If an ST-506, IDE or ESDI drive is used at the same time as a SCSI drive then it is usual for it not to be used to boot the system. The SCSI BIOS usually scans the SCSI bus when the machine is first switched on by sending message asking each device ID in turn to identify itself. There is usually a limit on the number of hard disks supported typically two. If you need more then you have to make use of additional software drivers. The devices are scanned in order of ID number, 0 to 6 and the first device to identify itself as a hard disk is used to boot the system. After this SCSI hard disk behave like normal hard disks but low level formatting and advanced diagnostic programs generally don’t work unless you obtain a version specifically written for SCSI drives.

The great attraction of SCSI is the idea of being able to connect other devices to the same controller. In practice this is more difficult than you would imagine, again because of the lack of a standard software interface. You may be able to connect a SCSI tape drive to the system with out any fear of hardware incompatibilities, but you also need a device driver to allow MS-DOS, or whatever operating system, to make use of the device. The trouble is that this driver needs to be written specifically for the device and the controller combination. device manufactures have often overcome this difficulty by bundling a SCSI controller and software drivers with their device. So you get a SCSL controller when you buy a hard disk, another

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Although the ST-506 drive is no longer the first choice foe even moderate capacity single-user systems there are a great many in use and it still represents a well tried standard. Indeed , real problem with the ST-506 is that is interface with the controller is so well defined that there is little scope for improvement. If you where to try to increase the data transfer rate say then the result wouldn’t be an ST-506 drive and it wouldn’t work with any of the many ST-506 disk controllers!

There are two slightly different types of ST-506 drivers – MFM and RLL. Indeed these two designation are often used as alternative names for ST-506 drivers. The difference between the two types is to do with the way that data is coded onto the disk as magnetic pulses or flux reversals.MFM (Modified Frequency Modulation) uses an average of 75 flux reversals per bit whereas RLL (Run Length Limited) coding uses an average of 25 flux reversals. This means that an RLL drive/controller combination will store more data in the same space. Strangely enough this increase in storage capacity isn’t of much interest to and end user (it is to a disk drive manufacturer however!) The reason being that if I offer you two drivers that store 100 Mbytes, does it really matter how this is achieved? What is really important about RLL drivers it that they offer a potentially faster data transfer rate to MFM drivers. (There is a subsidiary issue of reliability its often said that RLL drivers are less reliable than MFM drivers because they store data at a greater recorded-bit density. In practice this difference seems not to matter as long as the drive is indeed an RLL certified drive and not an MFM drive that has been pr1essed into service as a cheap way of gaining 50% more storage.)

The reason that RLL drives are faster is that a cylinder represents are amount of data that can be read in one revolution of the drive, i.e the amount of data that can be read in roughly 16ms in the case of most PC hard disks. Thus the larger the capacity of a cylinder or track the faster the potential data transfer and RLL coding crams more data into each track. The maximum data transfer rates achievable with MFM and RLL are 0.6 and 0.9 MByte/s respectively.

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