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In article <2910@j.cc.purdue.edu> tim@j.cc.purdue.edu.UUCP (Timothy Lange) writes:
>The Z-158 comes with one bank of 256K chips installed.  There is room
>for two more banks of chips.  Yes, this does give a total of 768K, but
>the ram decoder only sees the first 640K. 
>-- 
>Timothy Lange
>Purdue University Computing Center
Yes, this only addresses 640 Kb  (DOS again) but there is a company called 
Computer Partners that supposedly sells a new RAM chip that will allow you to
use a ramdrive to access that top 128Kb.  They sell this for a Z-148 and a
Z-158 (different chips).  They apparently just started doing the 158.  I know
this is possible because it is done on all Kaypro PC's, but, since the chip
hasn't come in for my Z-148 yet I cannot evaluate it.  Their address/phone is:
Computer Partners
P.O. Box 1528
Suite 112 -- Waverly Building
Koger Center
Brentwood, TN  37027
(615) 373-2061.

I got this info from BUSS and talking to them on the phone.  I am in no way
connected with them, not even as a user (yet).  BTW, the chip for my 148 ran
around $26.

		Grant Prellwitz
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