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From: jac@tinton.ccur.com (Jim Clausing)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc
Subject: Re: Ok. I give. What's with the MMU socket on MacII MC68581
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Date: 15 Sep 90 18:41:06 GMT
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In <10240@goofy.Apple.COM> Greg@AppleLink.apple.com (Greg Marriott) writes:

<In article <1990Sep14.005454.3917@bpdsun1.uucp> rmf@bpdsun1.uucp (Rob 
<Finley) writes:
<> I am sitting in front of a disassembled MacII with the Motorola 68581 
<> memory management chip and I remove the fake mac chip expecting
<> to be ready for the next release of Finder, et al.
<> 
<> GAACK!
<> Where did the rest of the ic pins go in the socket?  They match the
<> fake one but not the real one... B-)
<
<That's pretty weird.  I put a 68851 in my Mac II with no problem.  Are you 
<sure you have the orientation of the MMU correct?

Same here, are you sure you pulled the right chip &/or have the orientation
correct.  It was no more than a 5 minute operation for me and I'm not
particularly a hardware kind of guy.

<
<Greg Marriott
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