Re: OS9 boot--where'd the RAM go??

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From: Jim Omura
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 1986 22:32

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     This is just a wild guess, but it could be a set of buffers, such
as type-ahead buffers, Shell buffers, possibly even shadow buffers for
screen data.

     Talking about WordPak.  Does anybody know what the RAM chip upgrade
for the WordPak II is to get 8K video RAM?  I've got the WordPakII and
the 2K chip seems to be 8347, SY2128-3.  It's sitting in a 28 pin (oversize)
socket.

                                      Cheers! -- Jim O.

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Subject: Re: OS9 boot--where'd the RAM go??
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Date: Thu, 24-Apr-86 17:32:25 EST
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Posted: Thu Apr 24 17:32:25 1986
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Summary: Various Buffers?

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