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From: dd2u@hudson.acc.virginia.edu (drucker david)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: IBM PS/2 Model 70 memory
Keywords: IBM Memory
Message-ID: <1038@hudson.acc.virginia.edu>
Date: 24 Jan 89 02:16:38 GMT
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Organization: University of Virginia
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    We have a new PS/2 Model 70 with 1 MB ram on the mother board.
When we turn the computer on it only counts to 890 KB and then
goes into its boot-up procedure. Everthing seems to be working fine.
The computer says it has 1 MB when we check the set-up.
    The local IBM rep has said this is normal and nothing to be worried
about. Question is, true or false. I mean whats a few KB among friends.
    Anyone who can set my mind at ease please do so. Thanks.

David Drucker
Curry School of Education

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