IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a "real mode" program, to be run from Autoexec.bat.
                It will not run if you have "device=emm386.exe" in Config.sys.

File     : k6waon.exe

Details  : 4,272 bytes (7-21-2000)

Author   : Uart

Function : Turns Write allocation On for k6-2(cxt), k6-3, k6-2+, k6-3+

Usage    : k6waon <mem_size_in_MB>

Examples : k6waon 128    ; Turns on W/A for 128MB of main memory.
         : k6waon 0      ; Disables W/A


Notes:

    - Must be run from DOS or from Autoexec.bat in the case of win95/98/98SE

    - This version is very basic. It doesn't identify the processor and it
      is therefore the users responsibility to check they have the correct
      cpu type. The target cpu's are,
      k6-3   All versions,
      k6-2+  All versions,
      k6-3+  All versions,
      k6-2   cxt versions. 

      If you have a standard k6-2 (not a k6-2+) and are unsure as to
      whether or not it is a cxt version then read the following.
      All k6-2's rated at 400MHz or faster are cxt types. Many 300MHz
      to 380MHz chips are also cxt. If the stepping is 8 or higher
      then your k6-2 is a cxt type. (NB: Some cpuid programs report
      steppings 10..15 as 'A'..'F' respectively.

    - I didn't implement the memory hole option yet, most people don't
      require the memory hole for 15M-16M anyway.

    - This program was written because the commonly used setk6 utility
      currently doesn't work with k6-2+ and k6-3+ processors.

