AE RamKeeper

[gospodin@indigo.ie (Vincent Quinn)]

In article <58ca9o$bbg@news.goodnet.com>,
molnarc@goodnet.com wrote:

>Does anyone have a use for an Applied Engineering GS Ramkeeper?  It is a 
>card that allows an Apple IIGS to configure part of RAM as a ROM disk.  The 
>card has AC power for RAM while the IIGS is turned off and contains a 
>battery backup in case of a power failure.  
>
>Any use for a IIGS populated 1Meg memory card?
>
>If anyone is interested, reply to molnarc@goodnet.com.


I have a ROM 01 IIGS that came to me with an extra 4Mb RAM and an AE
RAMkeeper installed. I've never been able to work out what the RAMkeeper
is supposed to do, nor how to remove it (it seems to be attached firmly to
the motherboard). So could someone please tell me:

�What exactly is the RAMkeeper for?
�How is it used?
�Can I remove it from the machine?
�If so, how?
�Or should I just leave it be, in case it should turn nasty if provoked?

Thanks

Vincent Quinn