APPLIED ENGINEERING RamKeeper - Manual (Page 31)

While you can make changes to the
ROM Disk Size
in 1
K increments, the
Memory Allocated For ROM
increases in increments of 64K (a ProDOS criteria). So,
when you set the ROM Disk size to 64K, you’re actually
using 65K (1K used for RamKeeper). Since you crossed a
64K boundary, the Memory allocated for ROM jumps up
to 128K (2 x 64).
The 63K between your 64K setting and the 96K allocated
for ROM is not used. So, once you cross over a 64K
boundary like that, you might as well use the maximum
memory available within that range. For the example
above, you might as well set
ROM Disk Size
to 127K.
Setting the ROM Disk Size
To increase or decrease the ROM Disk size by 1K, use the
left or right arrow key.
Each time you press the left arrow key, the
ROM size will decrease by 1K.
Each time you press the right arrow key, the
ROM will increase by 1K.
To increase or decrease the ROM Disk size in 32K
increments, hold down the open apple key while pressing
the left and right arrow keys.
Each time you press the left arrow key with the
open apple key held down, the ROM size will
decrease by 32K.
Each time you press the right arrow key with
the open apple key held down, the ROM will
increase
by 32K.
Accepts the current setting.
Esc
cancels the operation and returns to the
main menu.
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