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From: walrus@wam.umd.edu (Udo K Schuermann)
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Subject: Re: A few questions about my
Keywords: chip memory map
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Date: 8 Mar 90 19:46:33 GMT
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In article <90030707485816@masnet.uucp> darrell.grainger@canremote.uucp
(DARRELL GRAINGER) writes:
>...
> My guess would be that the space in the computer is the address space 
>between 1meg and 2meg (fast memory starts at the 2meg mark; second meg 
>of address space is blank according to system memory maps). I think 
>adding RAM in this space could cause compatibility problems.

The system memory map reserves 2 megs for Chip RAM, though current
hardware isn't up to the challenge yet.

I suppose putting memory into that space could cause problems.
Want to try it out and let us know?


Udo Schuermann           //  "The power to destroy a thing is the
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