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From: hurf@theory.TC.Cornell.EDU (Hurf Sheldon)
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Subject: DN10K memory expansion questions
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Date: 27 Jun 91 17:42:14 GMT
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	We have a DN10000 with 64mb of 'low density' memory and
	4 processors, and the 40plane graphics subsystem. When
	we ordered it we had the choice of getting up to 128mb
	of 'low density' memory or getting 64mb and later adding
	up to 128mb of 'high density' memory.(for a total of 192mb)
	As a consequence, I was under the impression we had room for
	at least 64mb of 'low density' memory but when I went to add 
	a borrowed 64mb board there were no empty slots...

	Could someone explain the memory configurations on the DN10k 
	for me?

thanks,
hurf
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