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From: jeb2@po.CWRU.Edu (Jared E. Bendis)
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Subject: Help with 6386 WGS and RAM
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Date: 18 May 91 13:53:14 GMT
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Hi,

I have a 6386 WGS 386/20 with 1meg of factory installed ram.

This Simms is in 4 256k chips that are euqally spaced among
the 16 slots in thememory board, the switces are factory set.

I was recenlty given 4 1meg Simms chips and I know you are not allowed
to mix, so I replaced thet 1meg for the 256k chips, but it didn't work.

Is this cause  Ineed a different memory board? If so what type.
Or do I need dip switch setting changed and if so what setting?

You help is greatly aprreaciated.

email to jeb2@po.CWRU.edu or post a reply please :)

Thanks

JAred


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