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From: rainer@boulder.Colorado.EDU (Rainer Malzbender)
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Subject: Re: Personal Iris 1 Meg Simms
Keywords: Simms Iris
Message-ID: <1991Apr17.163254.18574@colorado.edu>
Date: 17 Apr 91 16:32:54 GMT
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In article <1991Apr16.143152.13058@meteor.wisc.edu> bt@sleaze.meteor.wisc.edu (Bill Taylor) writes:
>I put in Panasonic MN41C1000ASJ-08 which are supposed to be 80 ns.
>It has toshiba 1 Meg simms in it. Anyone want to share constaints
>in what can be installed?

This may not be reliable since we are in the process of chasing down an
intermittent memory error as well, but we have three kinds of SIMMs in
our 4D25TG's (former SGI demo machines):

	Fujitsu MB85235-10
	Toyocom TH3C10009-T10
	Mitsubishi MM1M09A0J-10

I'm suspecting a motherboard problem, since the SIMMs seem to check out.
It looks like putting *any* memory above 8 megs causes diagnostics to
fail (with a wonderfully descriptive message like "error in Electronics
Module :-). 

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Rainer Malzbender