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From: STREATER@SLACVM.SLAC.STANFORD.EDU (415)
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Subject: Re: Mac IIsi  questions
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From my Macintosh Reference manual (page 287), supplied with my IIsi:

"Warning: RAM expansion on the main circuit board should only be done by an
authorized Apple representative or another qualified technician. Modification
or expansion by anyone except qualified personnel voids the equipment's
warranty and could cause damage."

I consider myself to be "another qualified technician", since it is part of my
official duties at SLAC to be able to perform modifications of this nature
(e.g. installing RAM, replacing EPROMs, replacing circuit boards and the like,
being aware of any problems involved such as static, bending pins on chips
etc).