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From: John.Matthews@comp.vuw.ac.nz (John Matthews)
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Subject: Re: RAM piggy-backing ?? (ooh err!)
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Date: 7 Jun 90 20:51:09 GMT
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A long time ago, there was apparently an article in an early Amazing
Computing, giving instructions on how to piggy back (a number of) ram
chips on the chips on the Amiga 1000's motherboard, thus boosting its
memory from 512K to 1Meg.

There is reference to this in the Rejuvenator's installation
instructions, as the pile of chips makes it difficult to install the
Rejuvenator.

Don't know if the hack is possible on other Amigas though.