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Expanding a 1040 ST to 4 megs

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From: ralph
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1988 10:58
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I would like to expand my 1040 ST to 4 megs and I rememeber vaguely this
subject being discussed in info-atari16. I am interested to know what boards
are on the market, who makes them, any problems that people have had with
the boards.  Success stories are also of interest.  Any pointers to
distributors in France or Europe would be appreciated. 

Since the price of memory has gone up and my ST is personal, I would like to
add memory incrementally, starting at 2 megs but surely (maybe that's too
strong) going to 4.  I remember that there was a discussion on partially
filled cards working but that they had problems when filled completely to 4
megs. This point interests me strongly. 

As always, reply directly to me (since I don't get the newsgroups) and if
there's sufficient interest I'll summarize to the net. 

Thanks to all.

Ralph P. Sobek                 | UUCP:  uunet!mcvax!inria!lasso!ralph,    or
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