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From: bdb@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Brian David Bisson)
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Subject: Re: harddrive & memory question
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Date: 11 Apr 91 14:07:27 GMT
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Here is a twist to the often asked question...if I had the origional 30MB HD
that came with a 50Z, and a friend of mine gave me a 60MB which conveniently
slammed right in to the same slot with no hassle, now I have this 30MB doing
nothing, right?  It sits in my drawer.  So the question is, since this is the
origional drive with that damn wide interface...how can I get both the 60 and
the 30 online at the same time?  Is it possible?  90MB would suit me fine :-)
 
and who can you buy the 2MB sims for the 50Z from?  does that come with a kit
to pull the old 1MB simm out with?  Those buggers seem to be in there quite
tight...
 
And it is ez to pull one of those machines apart...just pull all the nice littlewhite plugs up and pull all the guts out...kinda like disecting...
 
Thanks in advance...

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