Re: GS RAM ULTRA DRAMs

["Mark Cummings" <NOTfigjams@primus.com.au>]

thanks Wayne,

It did work, I sent you a return e-mail with full details.
In case anyone is curious I did find a faulty DRAM chip on my GS-RAM ULTRA
using said GS-RAM test program. Swapped it out and now my ROM-3 is looking
pretty happy. All the ones I added worked fine. Now I need some more chips,
about 8 or 10 would be nice so I have a couple of spares, either:

-Samsung KM44C256AP-10
-OKI M514256-10
-Intel ? iP21014-10
-Sanyo LC324256-12
-Motorolla MCM514256AP-10

or probably most other DRAM chips with 20 pins and "4256-10" in the part
number.
Anyone with these and want to trade/sell let me know.

Mark
remove NOT to email me.


Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.ca> wrote in message
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> Mark Cummings  wrote
> >
> > Yes that's what I like about my GS Juice Plus, I can boot the utility
disk,
> > no GS/OS required, just P8, then you can see which chip is bad. That's
how I
> > fixed my ROM-3 and I had another one chip die today in the GS Juice
Plus.
> > Ran the diag, double check by moving the fault, then swap it out and
re-run
> > the diag. Easy Peasy. :)
> > And I would _really_ like to get that test program for the GS RAM ULTRA.
Any
> > chance of emailing it ?
>
> I'll send you the one I have on hand. If it doesn't work then I likely
have a
> more recent version in my storage.
>
> Wayne