🚀 go-pugleaf

In <Pine.BSD/.3.91.960417123353.8471C-100000@matrix.eden.com>, edwin bailen <n5kzw@eden.com> writes:
>>> 
>> Unbelieveable! OS/2 *cannot* "determine the speed of a bank of memory".
>> Period.
>> 
>> 	-Kenny>When I was running 2.1, I added some memory, and the system would not 
>boot.  When I called the OS/2 tech support line, their statement was "Oh, 
>all of the memory in the system must be of the same type and speed, and 
>from the same vendor."  Right or wrong, they are at least consistent.
>

I used to run OS/2 2.1 with mixed 8 meg of memory: 4 with 3 chip, 4 with 9-chip,
different manufacturers, no problem.

Since Warp I've upgraded to 20 meg: I've keep the 9-chip 4 meg and added
16 meg from yet another manufacturer. On top of that, the little plastic latch
for one of the simms broke on me (oh, those big fingers!), and I improvised a
plastic holder and a little tape.

It workers like a charm, every time.

                |       Ricardo Paoletti
                |       em Buffalo, NY