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Re: AERamkeeper



"Oldbitcollector" <jeffledger@gmail.com> wrote in message 1162846521.432663.145210@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com">news:1162846521.432663.145210@b28g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
:
: > > The RamKeeper is a Ram card. Set it to boot from RamDisk.
: >
: > I'm starting to think I've got something wrong with it.  It keeps
: > dropping out of the Control Panel.
: > Perhaps I have something in the way.
: >
: > Oldbit
:
: A little more information..
:
: This same GS has the transwarp card installed as well.. (working fine)
: The Ramkeeper keeps resetting to 64K when it pops out and back into the
: Control Panel.
: Someone suggested battery, but everything else seems to hold.
:
: Oldbit


Try cleaning the edge contacts with a pencil
eraser and wipe them clean after. You can wipe
them down with a cotton swab dipped in alcohol
as well. Also be sure that the card doesn't lean
off too far to one side. This will pull the edge
contact away from the spring contact in the slot.
Especially depending on how roughly it has been
treated in the past. I had one that I needed to
replace the socket in it was so badly mistreated.
Let us know how you make out.

William Garber
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