Re: Any non-memory cards for IIgs memory expansion slot?

["Bryan Parkoff" <bryan.nospam.parkoff@nospam.com>]

    RAM Disk can hold data, but it will be lost when the power is turned
off.  ROM Disk is the exact same as RAM Disk, but it uses battery to keep
data active when the power is turned off.
    I have AE RAM Keeper that it can hold up to 16MB.  One is 8MB for RAM
Disk and another one is 8MB for ROM Disk.  I can use Control Panel to set
ROM Disk as the default startup.  It would boot ROM Disk much faster like
RAM Disk.
    ///SHH Systeme provides Turbo IDE controller card for hard drive that is
very useful because it is like RAM Disk.  The amount time is the same.

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Bryan Parkoff
"Eric Smith" <eric-no-spam-for-me@brouhaha.com> wrote in message
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> I wrote:
> > Were there any products made for the IIgs memory expansion slots
> > other than memory cards?  Were there any combo cards that provided
> > memory and another function?  From the hardware reference, it doesn't
>
> Glenn Jones wrote:
> > There were combo RAM/ROM boards made by AST and AE and perhaps others
>
> What was the ROM used for?
>
> Speaking of IIgs memory expansion, is it really limited to 4MB of RAM
> expansion as documented in the hardware reference?  It looks like there
> is theoretically enough address space for up to 14MB of RAM.