Mac SE jumper for add'nl memory

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From: Christoph Bumgardner
Date: Sat, 24 Dec 1988 01:21

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I have recently heard that the newer Macintosh SE's have a jumper instead
of a resistor on the motherboard for setting the memory.  Is there a way to
tell which Macs have this without opening the case?  I would prefer to set
a jumper rather than cut a resistor, ao can I tell via serial #'s or
something?


					Thanks,
					Chris

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Subject: Mac SE jumper for add'nl memory
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