On Jun 1,  1:45am, Jaime Kikpole wrote:
>      I bring this up because I'm using 3 chip SIMMs and the other IIx has
>2 chip SIMMs in it.  Do you think this would effect it?  I always assumed
>not, but I'm not finding other problems.

Yup, that would be a problem.  What happened is that the II/IIx were
designed before the design of 4MB SIMMs was finalized, and they guessed
wrong on how many rows of refresh it would take.  So anything with 4Mbit
chips (4MB = 8x4x1, 1MB = 2x1x4) or larger, needs a PAL to work in these
machines.

~Steve

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