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        OS/RAM32 provides up to 8 megabytes of additional memory for
        your IBM PS/2 model 50, 60, 70, 80, or compatible.

        OS/RAM32 runs with zero wait states, at the highest speed possible
        on the Microchannel.
        OS/RAM32 operates in 16-bit or 32-bit mode, automatically
        configuring based on your computer type for the fastest operation.

        OS/RAM32 works with DOS, OS/2, or any other operating system.

        OS/RAM32 memory can be used as expanded memory (LIM 4.0 standard)
        with DOS.
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                       ³ OS/RAM32 Installation³
                       ³   with DOS or OS/2   ³
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               (see later instructions if you are not running
               one of these two operating systems)

        To install your OS/RAM32 card, you will need the following:

        * The OS/RAM32 board
        * The OS/RAM32 software diskette
        * Your working copy of the PS/2 Reference Diskette, which came
          with your computer.  (If you have not yet made a copy of this
          diskette, do so now.)
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        BEFORE PLUGGING THE CARD INTO THE COMPUTER:

        1) Insert the OS/RAM32 diskette in drive A and type the command:

                A:INSTALL
           
           Follow the instructions on the screen, putting your PS/2
           Reference Diskette in drive A when requested.

        NOW TURN THE COMPUTER OFF.

        2) Remove the cover of the computer and put the OS/RAM32 board
           in any unused slot.  You must first remove the existing rear
           panel sheet metal piece by loosening the retaining screw on
           the rear panel.
           If you are installing OS/RAM32 in a model 70 or 80, you should
           use one of the 32-bit slots for maximum performance.
           Make sure to line the board up correctly with the card guides 
           and to seat it firmly in the system board connector. 
           Tighten the rear panel screw to hold the board in place.
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        NOW TURN THE COMPUTER ON AGAIN.

        3) The PS/2 Reference Diskette should still be in drive A.
           When the computer boots, it will display a message number
           and beep, indicating that it has recognized a change in
           configuration.  The startup process will continue, and
           the Reference Diskette code will run.
           Hit the Enter key at the first screen.  A message will 
           display indicating that the computer's configuration has
           changed.
           Hit the PgDn key to see the rest of the message.
           Hit the "Y" key to choose automatic configuration.

        4) When automatic configuration completes, remove the Reference
           Diskette from drive A and hit the Enter key.

        5) The computer will re-boot normally.  The message:

      OS/RAM32 Memory Adapter.  Copyright (C) 1988 Capital Equipment Corp.

           will display, and then the OS/RAM32 code will initialize
           and count the memory on the board.
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                   ³     OS/RAM32 Installation    ³
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        If you do not have DOS or OS/2 (for example, you may be running 
        the Xenix operating system), you will not be able to run the
        INSTALL command from the OS/RAM32 diskette.

        Instead, you should boot the computer from the PS/2 Reference
        Diskette and then choose the "Copy an option diskette" command.
        Follow the instructions shown on the screen to copy the required
        information from the OS/RAM32 diskette to the PS/2 Reference
        Diskette.

        Then, continue from step #2 above.
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        If you have any difficulties, please call us at:

                        (617) 273-1818

        between 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM Eastern time, and ask
        for technical support.
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