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From: jabernathy@pro-houston.cts.com (Joe Abernathy)
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Subject: Re: GS Ram cards
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Date: 5 Oct 89 18:54:41 GMT
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Network Comment: to #970 by henrym@pro-europa.cts.com

What you're looking for is a DMA-compatible memory card. I don't know of any
easy way to tell you how to tell if an old card is, other than the fact that
most of the early GS memory cards were NOT. Some sold new today are not.

Joe ... having just borrowed a RAM card, bought chips to go on it, and sent
Applied Engineering $60 to get a non-DMA card updated ...


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