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From: steve@jplgodo.UUCP (Steve Schlaifer x43171 156/224)
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Subject: Re: How can you tell if you have an 80 column card installed?
Message-ID: <810@jplgodo.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 12-Jun-86 15:17:04 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jun 12 15:17:04 1986
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In article <1303@burl.UUCP>, geoff@burl.UUCP (geoff) writes:
> [summary: how can I tell if there is an 80 column card installed on a //e ]
There is an ID byte near the start of each slot's ROM space that tells
generally what kind of card is installed there.  The Technical Reference
Manual for the //e describes the signature bytes and what they mean.  If
you don't have the manual or can't find the information, let me know and
I will look in mine (its at home right now).  Note: not all manufacturers
of add-on cards do this right but most seem to.
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