Yeah I was all hopeful until I opened my Emax II up and saw that I don't have the board, just an empty space where it looks like there are enough places to solder in sockets to get the Emax II up to 12 megs. I have 4 already (16 chips) and there are 32 spaces available. Does anyone think that actually soldering in another 16 sockets would be the same as adding an expansion board? --- In emax@yahoogroups.com, Ted Summers <djtbs1@...> wrote: > > I believe what the Memory Upgrade people are saying is: > > 1) If you have "scrambled megs" and your emax 2 doesn't see all your > memory, then they have a fix > 2) If you have a expansion board, and it is not full, you now have an > inexpensive way to fill it up the rest of the way and get a chip so > emax2 sees the added memory now. > > But I don't think they are saying they are duplicating the Expansion > board at all.... you must already have an expansion board. > > > > On Nov 26, 2009, at 6:36 PM, Reinaldo wrote: > > So... > > I can download the file and burn a new eprom chip for my emax II. > > Then I can buy the memory chips on eBay. > > But I need the expansion board! > > How do I do without expansion board then? > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
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Re: Memory Upgrades
2009-11-27 by thenewyorkcowboy
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