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Custom settings continued, 6 Running Setup

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Custom settings (continued) Option Function Bootsequence Specifies the order in which the checks the drives when looking for the operating; the default (C:,A:) loads the operating system from drive C; if you want to load the operating system from a diskette, change this setting to A:, C: Password Shadow video BIOS CPU cache Enables or disables password security; select Always to enable password checking when ever the computer is turned on or reset; select Setup to enable password checking only you start the Setup program; If you enable this option, you then select the change Password option to specify your password. Enables or disables shodow RAM for the vtdeo BIOS; if you enable this feature, the system copies the contents of its video BIOS into RAM so it can perform certain operations faster Enables or disables the 1KB internal memory cache built into the microprocessor; when the cache is enabled the system performs most efficiently Non-cocheable Enables or disables a block of memory: block 1 size you computer automatically caches all system memory unless you enable this option; some peripheral devices require non-cacheable memory blocks Non-cacheable Display the starting address the first non-chache block 1 addr block of memory Non-cacheable Enables a non-cache block of memory; block 2 size your computer automatically caches all system m;emory unless you enable this option; some peripherasl devices require\non-cheable memory blocks Non-cacheable Display the starting address of the second non-cache block2addr block of memory 5-6 Running Setup

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Custom settings (continued)
Option
Function
Bootsequence
Specifies the order in which the checks the
drives when looking for the operating; the
default (C:,A:) loads the operating system from drive
C; if you want to load the operating system from a
diskette, change this setting to A:, C:
Password
Enables or disables password security; select Always to
enable password checking when ever the computer is
turned on or reset; select Setup to enable password
checking only you start the Setup program; If
you enable this option, you then select the change
Password option to specify your password.
Shadow video
Enables or disables shodow RAM for the vtdeo BIOS; if
BIOS
you enable this feature, the system copies the
contents of its video BIOS into RAM so it can perform
certain operations faster
CPU cache
Enables or disables the 1KB internal memory cache
built into the microprocessor; when the cache is
enabled the system performs most efficiently
Non-cocheable Enables or disables a
block of memory:
block 1 size
you computer automatically caches all system
memory unless you enable this option; some peripheral
devices require non-cacheable memory blocks
Non-cacheable
Display the starting address the first non-chache
block 1 addr
block of memory
Non-cacheable
Enables a non-cache block of memory;
block 2 size
your computer automatically caches all system
memory unless you enable this
option; some peripheral
;
s
devices require\non-cheable memory blocks
Non-cacheable Display the starting address of the second non-cache
block2addr
block of memory
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