CardWare fails on Dell Latitude X200

CardWare fails on Dell Latitude X200
Reason:	Most of today's notebooks reserve memory range 0xD0000 - 0xDFFFF for PC Card supports. For this reason, all CardWare versions and all Enablers default to use this address range. Unfortunately Dell Latitude X200 notebook reserves memory range 0xD0000 - 0xD7FFF for build-in devices. Therefore CardWare and Enablers will not work with default settings.
Solution:	For all enablers you should add /M:0xD8000 parameter into command line. For CardWare for DOS you should move used memory from default address 0xD0000 to address 0xD8000. First modify MEM setting in the [Resources] section of CardWare.ini from MEM=0xD0000,0x8000,E to MEM=0xD8000,0x8000,E. Then modify memory range excluded from EMM386.EXE in your config.sys from X=D000-D7FF to X=D800-DFFF. It's very important that memory allocated for CardWare in cardware.ini is entirely excluded from EMM386.EXE. Click here for few an entire HTML report from Dell Latitude X200 notebook

Reason:

Most of today's notebooks reserve memory range 0xD0000 - 0xDFFFF for PC Card supports. For this reason, all CardWare versions and all Enablers default to use this address range. Unfortunately Dell Latitude X200 notebook reserves memory range 0xD0000 - 0xD7FFF for build-in devices. Therefore CardWare and Enablers will not work with default settings.

Solution:

For all enablers you should add /M:0xD8000 parameter into command line.

For CardWare for DOS you should move used memory from default address 0xD0000 to address 0xD8000.

First modify MEM setting in the [Resources] section of CardWare.ini from MEM=0xD0000,0x8000,E to MEM=0xD8000,0x8000,E.
Then modify memory range excluded from EMM386.EXE in your config.sys from X=D000-D7FF to X=D800-DFFF. It's very important that memory allocated for CardWare in cardware.ini is entirely excluded from EMM386.EXE.

Click here for few an entire HTML report from Dell Latitude X200 notebook