1108 memory problem

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From: Fred Gilham
Date: Mon, 09 Jul 1990 19:35

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I have a memory card for my dandelion that seems to have a problem.
It is one of the kind with 3.5 megs (256k bit chips).  I know it is
the cause of the problem because when I swap it out the problem
disappears.  However, it seems to pass the memory test on the
diagnostics disk.  Does anyone have a stand-alone memory test for
these machines and/or boards?  Any suggestions?

Unfortunately, the chips are soldered in, making it rather hard to
swap chips.
--
Fred Gilham    gilham@csl.sri.com 
"The culture of any period is a mixture of that which docilely caters
to passing whims and fancies and that which transcends these things --
and may also pass judgement on them."  -- Stanislaw Lem

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