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Help with //c memory
- Subject: Help with //c memory
- From: Seonho Choi <schoi004@typhoon.ocis.temple.edu>
- Date: 18 Jan 2001 04:03:53 GMT
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- Organization: Temple University
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Hi,
My //c has some problem with auxiliary memory. When I check with "XPS
diagnostic //e" program, it gives "GGGG*GGG" and I think that one of the
chips is bad. When I open it, it has two arrays of memory marked as
"MRD0" to "MRD7" and "ARD0" to "ARD7". Probably, the first (MRD0 to MRD7)
is for the main memory and the second (ARD0 to ARD7) is for the aux
memory. Now my question is which one is bad. My guess would be ARD3 for
bit number 3, but I am not sure. If somebody knows the answer that would
be great. And one more question. I have some spare memory chips pulled
out from IBM PC/XT. But the label says "TMS4416-15NL" and the chips on
//c are "uT4264-20". Are they compatible? Thanks for your help.
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Seonho Choi
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