Re: help with a clinically depressed mac

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From: Mark_Peter_Cookson
Date: Mon, 15 Aug 1988 20:21

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That is a bummer.  02092 is a real bummer (assuming I got the last 3 digits
right or wrong doesn't matter).  02 is a RAM error, it means you have a bad
RAM chip.  The last three digits indicate which RAM chip is bad.  I think you
have to convert the last three digits into binary and then the one that is a
1 is the bad chip.  You have to get someone elses opinon on it though.  I have
a book that could locate the bad chip, but I can't locate the book.  But this
might be a good time to think about a RAM upgrade....

Mark Cookson

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