RAM expansion

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From: Andrew C. Pineda
Date: Tue, 02 Apr 1991 15:00

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You have to change an eeprom setting or two. See the eeprom manual (PROM
USER'S MANUAL). Depending upon what version of SunOS you are running you
either can change things while SunOS is running or you have to take the
machine down to the monitor level and modify the eeprom by hand. Check to
see if you have a program called eeprom in /usr/etc. If it's there you can
make the change while running SunOS. I'm not sure if you will then have to
reboot or not.

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Subject: RAM expansion
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