Patent
1991-04-22
1993-09-21
Dixon, Joseph L.
395425, G06F 1200, G06F 1202, G06F 1206, G06F 1210
Patent
active
052476316
ABSTRACT:
A hardware system provides a programmable method for addressing expanded memory specification (EMS) registers in a personal computing system functioning with an MS-Dos.RTM. operating system or the like. The system provides hardware flexibility for addressing EMS registers at different addresses than the standard LIM EMS specification calls for, to permit utilization of register addresses in otherwise unavailable locations. The address translations are effected through hardware; so that no additional delays in the circuit operation occur.
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Hilton William K.
Rimpo Charles R.
Dixon Joseph L.
Ptak LaValle D.
VLSI Technology Inc.
Whitefield Michael A.
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