>> There is nothing that prevents you from having an ECC or parity SIMM
>> with EDO RAM chips.

>Other than that there's no standard for what they should look like, no
>motherboard accepts them, and you can't buy them.   But if you gloss
>over these minor, petty details, then you're right...   :')

I didn't say you could _buy_ them! :-)  OK, there is nothing that
prevents a well-meaning engineer from implementing them, making them,
and selling them.  But, as far as I know, they currently don't exist.

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