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From: calengr@cory.Berkeley.EDU (California Engineer Magazine)
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Subject: Re: 1040ST Memory Upgrades
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Date: 27 Aug 89 09:15:27 GMT
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In article <1989Aug26.195511.16016@gpu.utcs.utoronto.ca> lharris@gpu.utcs.UUCP (Leonard Harris) writes:
>... lots deleted about PC power supplies ....
>
>
>I really get annoyed when people who know very little, give very authoratative
>advice on the net.
>First - I am writing this on a 4 meg, 16 mhz atari 520ST. - it works!
                                       ^^^^^^
Okay, I give up.
How do you upgrade a 520ST to 16MHz?

I program on 25 MHz 386 machines, and frankly, I'm sick
and tired of my 520ST with a single 360 kb drive.  I've
finally upgraded it to 1 meg which has helped some, but
it's a real hassle to run and compile serious programs.

BTW, if anyone knows how to stick a DS/DD drive mechanism
into a SF354, please let me know.

Thanks

Michael