bruggink@neep.engr.wisc.edu (Dennis Bruggink) (05/03/91)
pierce@radius.com writes: > The rocket is designed so that you can take the memory off your motherboard >and transfer it to the rocket, leaving 4-256K simms to boot from. It does How is memory added to the board? I.e., assuming I've got 5 MB on my IIcx now, if I pull the 4 MB off and transfer it to the Rocket, am I then finished, or will the board require another four 1 MB simms?? Or, can I add one or two 4-MB simms in addition to the 4 1-MB simms I just added? The info I got from radius says dram requirements are: 256K x 8, 1M x 8, 4M x 8, 16M x 8 so, does this mean that there are 8 slots on the card, and they *all* have to be filled w/ the *same* size simm? Or do we get to mix and match, and leave slots vacant?
lito@ecl.psu.edu (LCubed) (05/03/91)
hi, i have a rocket configuration question. is there any benefit of putting more than 1 MB on the motherboard?? and if i turn off the rocket from the control panel, is there any way i can still access the eight megs on the rocket board?? (is it even possible to boot up with only 1Mb under system 6.0.7??) thanks in advance, and please reply via e-mail to: lito@ecl.psu.edu ps. language systems fortran compiles REAL quick with the rocket turned on. -- lito lucena | Keeper of the Ranma Archives lito@ecl.psu.edu (InterNet) | Japanese Animation Junkie lito@psuecl.bitnet (BITNET) | Disclaimer: i don't know what 'it wasn't our fault !!!!! Whaaaaaaa ....' | i'm doing, why should they? "I'm a good example of a bad example ..."
sean@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu (Sean Sterling Foiles) (05/04/91)
Can 16M simms be used on the Rocket board? || Sean Sterling Foiles || || sean@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu || || Comp Sci Grad of Univ of Texas ||