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MMU GLUE chip clip 0 files message

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From: pa1575
Date: Fri, 03 Feb 1989 07:28
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Does anyone know a better solution to a flaky MMU/GLUE soket besides
the "three inch solution" in BYTE a few years ago. My ST has been
debilitated twice in three months to extent that  had to open it up
and push the chips hard to reseat them. Ug . Now I am getting the
flaky 0 files message that we have all come to know and love. I do
have a chip clip that came with the machine but ....

	Any answer would be appreciated. Atari? Users?

	C. Squibby Breyman squibby@sddo.ucsd.edu 


	I like my ST for small applications. I am not going to
	suggest that it even be considered for serious processing 
	applications(computer music synthesis)

	"Mom, I want to be a registered nurse"---
					'Dueling Banjos' by 
					Nurse with Wound
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From: pa1575@sdcc15.ucsd.edu (pa1575)
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Subject: MMU GLUE chip clip 0 files message
Keywords: Disk Errors Hardwr Bug
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Date: 3 Feb 89 07:28:44 GMT
Organization: University of California, San Diego
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