SAD MAC ERROR codes. Anybody saavy?

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From: Kevin Bagley
Date: Wed, 06 Sep 1989 17:22

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   There recently was a conversation regarding a SAD MAC ERROR and
   the error code number displayed below the sad mac. The question
   remains.

   What does the number mean. It was stated that the first 2 characters
   indicate software or harware errors - 0F = software, 01 = ROM, and
   02-05 = RAM. The last 4 digits indicate which RAM chip is bad.
   Is there a table or description that indicates where that chip
   is located? Can this be found in any of the IM series?

   OK Mac Guru's. Let er rip.
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From: kevin@gtisqr.UUCP (Kevin Bagley)
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Subject: SAD MAC ERROR codes. Anybody saavy?
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Date: 6 Sep 89 17:22:39 GMT
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