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Re: What part of a fried GS is salvageable?
Neil Parker writes ...
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> ....
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> It all started one day when I noticed some strange behavior in the Finder--
> things were crashing a bit more often than usual, and icons were turning
> into snow. ....
>
> Sure enough--bad memory. So I took out my Apple 1-meg card, and brought it
> in to a friend who repairs Apple II and Mac equipment. That's when the
> real trouble began.
>
> We plugged the card into my friend's GS ....
>
> So we tried it the other way--we found some more known-good chips and tried
> plugging them into my board. The Appleworks GS memory tester found that
> these too had suddenly gone bad.
> ....
>
> All told, we managed to ruin an entire container of previously-working RAM
> chips that evening. I had to start over with a completely fresh supply of
> RAM chips, and a new board as well.
>
A tale like this automatically makes the reader feel ... Fortunate!
Rubywand