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From: Bill.Whitacre@p916.f421.n109.z1.FidoNet.Org (Bill Whitacre)
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Subject: Re: New SE/30 problem
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Date: 7 Jun 91 13:14:27 GMT
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Can you tell me (and others) how to get the 'ns' rating of RAM from the series of numbers on the chips?  I know there's some code that's not hard to figure out once someone tells you what it is.

I've had similar problems on a couple of a series of 10 new SE/30s we just got in from Falcon Micro here in DC.  They were stock 2/40 configurations that we had them put the memory in before they shipped 'em.  I took the first one that had this problem apart and gave the SIMMs the 'thumb' treatment to make sure they were all seated well and making contact.  Either this or just removing/replacing connectors seems to have cleared up the problem.  Not very reassuring for machines that'll be shipped overseas t






o some pretty inhospital places!

Thanks.
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