Re: RamFAST Woes [Ongoing]

[choad@dartmouth.edu ()]

In article <khcKz9_00Vp24a6r5G@andrew.cmu.edu>, Brian G Long
<bl2y+@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:


> >In other words, you may have a defective card..
> 
>     Well, if this is the case, where would I possibly send the card
>     back to?  It seems that CV.tech is out of business.  The hard drive
>     was spare parts...I believe the problem is with the card though,
>     because if the setup gives me fits, I can turn the COMPUTER off,   
>     leaving the HD on, turn the 'puter back on, and it will work, for
>     a while.
> 
> > [some other guy] DMA
> 
>     Nope, that's not the case w/ my memory card.  Thanks anyway.

well, i think that the guy who made the RAMfast was also working on some
other sort of DMA card for doing high-speed video.  if you can get his
name, he may be able to work on it on a time and materials basis.  sorry
i'm no more help than that.


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