Re: RamFAST SCSI and //e?

[spector@vax2.concordia.ca (Mitchell Spector)]

In article Ken.Treadway@launchpad.unc.edu (Ken Treadway) writes...
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>Just because a RAMFast is Rev.D doesn't necessarily mean that it's a one
>meg card.  Mine just has 256k on it and I didn't modify anything.  Or
>maybe I just got an early run.  (But that doesn't sound right.)

	The RamFAST SCSI (Revision 'D') comes with 256k RAM cache as
standard and upgradable to 1MB RAM cache by replacing the two DRAM
chips onboard. The original RamFAST Revision 'C' came with 256k and
was _not_ expandable beyond that. 
	
	Not sure if there was ever a revision 'A' or 'B' card, anyone 
know? (Perhaps 'A' and 'B' are revisions of the Ohio Kache Plus card? 
Which incidentally, had 256k cache as well and become the prototype for 
the RamFAST SCSI).

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Mitchell Spector
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