on 3/20/04 1:19 AM, Louis Labrie at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Well I decided to open up my Mac and have a look. > My motherboard matches yours that you have on your site. > but on mine one of the chips on the other side of the board > has a socket with a chip in it piggy backed on top soldered > to it with a couple resistors and also 2 wires going to another spot > on the board. So this is an original 128 that has been upgraded to > 512k ram. I also own a Mac 512k and a Plus and a SE and SE FDHD > and SE sd and SE30 and Classic and Classic II and Color Classic > and LC ,LC II, LC III. And Many more Mac's including a Mac Portable > And a TAM. All together I have 40+ Mac's. And another 20+ other > various Computers like a Sun SparcStation5/110, A Atari ST1040, > A NeXTSTATION slab mono with Openstep 4.2 and the list just goes on and > on. > > > Louis > > > > It'd be great to see a photo of that conversion.
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