More Memory Wanted for Large Arrays

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2 total messages Started by franco Tue, 10 Dec 1985 15:49

#1726

Author: franco
Date: Tue, 10 Dec 1985 15:49

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I plan to expand my 520ST to 1meg according to the instructions given
by gert@su-pescadero and posted on the net by someone else.  Is there
anything I should know that is not given in the instructions?  Has
reliability been affected by such modifications?  How many people have
made these modifications?
Thanks

John Franco - franco.indiana@csnet-relay

Re: More Memory Wanted for Large Arrays

#1750

Author: Jwahar R. Bammi
Date: Fri, 13 Dec 1985 18:43

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> 
> I plan to expand my 520ST to 1meg according to the instructions given
> by gert@su-pescadero and posted on the net by someone else.  Is there
> anything I should know that is not given in the instructions?  Has
> reliability been affected by such modifications?  How many people have
> made these modifications?
> Thanks
> 
> John Franco - franco.indiana@csnet-relay

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I just followed the instructions step by step and had no problem. I
have had this expansion in my ST for over three months, and have'nt
had any problem. The San Leandro Computer club is selling memory
expansion plug in boards (see this months S/T applications journal)
in case you don't feel like piggy backing the chips. There are also
some people who will perform the expansion for you for the cost of
parts, labor and postage, and guarantee it for 30 days. On of them i
seem to recall is the ST users group in florida.




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