Re: Can 3/60 use 4MB SIMMs?

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From: R!ch
Date: Wed, 07 May 1997 00:00

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On 7 May 1997, Craig Dewick wrote:

> Unfortunately no. The 3/80's can support 4 meg SIMM's with the final
> bootROM revisions, but apparently this wasn't officially supported by Sun. 

Correct, on both counts.  I think BootPROM 3.0.2 supported 4M SIMMs, but
it was fussy about the order they went in, or something along those
lines.

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