David wrote:
-snip-
> As for the memory controller, maybe that means
>you could bravely take a 6360 mobo (or similar) and
>solder a 32MB chip in place of the 8MB already there.
-snip-
...ehhh...'bravely' isn't the word...
more like insane
I believe that when they 'solder ' the ram on, it's not a 'chip'..
it's 'chips'...eight of 'em
I once tried to solder a new ADB port onto a 7100 board (came out
of an LC...a machine that sent potential Mac users over to the dark side..
...how could they have put that machine on the marketplace when they had
the expertise to build the LC3 at the time???)
anyway...I was less than successful at the task...mobo's have multi layers
and 'wicking' the old solder away from the board is a practised art.
smart idea tho', classic 'work around' thinking that playing with
computers seems to inspire...
Cheers...Michael
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