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From: rang@cs.wisc.edu (Anton Rang)
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Subject: Re: Upgrading memory (RAM)
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Date: 15 Jun 90 13:44:05 GMT
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In article <864@kluge.fiu.edu> corrie@serss0.fiu.edu (Corrie) writes:
>   The other small problem is that, no matter what your upgrade is, you must
>move around a resistor on the mother board which may require soldering.
>If your upgrade is for more than 2 Megs, then you can just cut loose
>the resistor since for that configuration it must be removed anyway.

  Resistors are only found on the older systems; newer ones have
jumpers instead, so that you don't actually have to cut anything.
There is a technote which covers all the different memory
configurations pretty well.

	Anton
   
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