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Subject: Building a Ram expansion.
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Date: 19 Jun 91 18:21:00 GMT
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        Building a RAM expansion is very easy : you put on 44256 on the data
and adress bus and it works. Paradise ! extase ! ...

        No, I know that there's one component I missed : the PAL (programmable
array logic) which serve two purposes : refreshing the dynamic rams and
answering to autoconfig (tm) protocol.

        At this point, I may be wrong (correct me if this is the case), but
here comes my question : is it a simple way to get these PAL working, and
how can one "program" it ? (May be a dumb question, but I'm just a SOFTware
engineer)

        Jean-Francois Stenuit
        The Lazy Coder

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