Sun 4/110 Memory

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From: Chris Fletcher
Date: Mon, 08 Mar 1999 00:00

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Hello there again. Further reasearch into the Artecon/Sun 4/110 suggests that
I have to use specific 30pin simms in the Sun 4/110. The sun reference
manual lists 1 type of 30 Pin 256K SIMM (Model No. 501-1314), which happens
to be compatible with the 4/110. It also lists five different types of 30 Pin
1MB SIMM. As for the difference between them, I wouldn't know (except for the
501-1697 which is 80 rather than 100ns). What I do know is that the only one
to work (according to the chart) is the 501-1466. Why is this? Can't I use
any RAM with an access time of 100ns or less? If not, then where can I get
this RAM?

Thanks in advance.

Chris Fletcher

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From: fletch@latrobe.edu.au (Chris Fletcher)
Subject: Sun 4/110 Memory
Date: 1999/03/08
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