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Re: Q: Error msg. booting System 6.0.1 - Bad RAM?
- Subject: Re: Q: Error msg. booting System 6.0.1 - Bad RAM?
- From: "Deacon Blue" <scavenger@apexmail.com>
- Date: 2000/05/28
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Telenor Online Public Access
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Thank you for your input!
I've searched my Focus drive, but cannot find any switches at all on the
card itself! The card is marked Computer Circulation Systems" and
][ infitum" A Toshiba brand HD is mounted on the card.
I do not as yet run an accelerator card on the unit!
--> The RAM card is of brand 'AE RAMCARD Plus' with three rows � 16 RAM
chips ( 48 chips total).
--> I tried to downsize the card by removing 1 and 2 rows of chips, but
this did not seem to have any effect on the unstability.
The machine boots but goes into a freeze after 1-2 minutes of operation,
sometimes signalled by a beep.
> Hmm, that (DIP) switch should be on the Focus card. if you have an
> accelerator card as well, disable DMA there, too. I vaguely remember
> exceptions to the 4Mb rule, but I'd go the safe route and either
> disable DMA or downsize the memory card to 4Mb - that's more than
> enough for about every task anyway.
>
> DMA problems typically show up after some time the machine was booted
> and memory is filling up beyond the lower 4Mb. You should be able to
> trigger that behaviour in the IIgs Finder by copying large amount of
> files.
>
> - henrik
>
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