Proposed Linux server

[Jerry Feldman]

I erroneously replied to gnhlug. You should probably open the box to find 
out what memory type you have. You will either have 32 pin SIMMS or 72 
pin SIMMs. Certainly not EDO or SDRAM. (Actually I think the 72 pins 
are DIMMS). Most Pentium systems (not all) used the 72 pin. Some 
other considerations. Some systems did not work well with different 
speed memories. If you mix and match, the slowest memories should be 
in the lowest bank.

Someone mentioned that KGP show in Marlborough this weekend would 
be the best place. There are a couple of other places that I know used to 
deal with used memories, Electronic Planet in Nashua on 101A off Rt. 3 
exit 8, and RST in Hudson, NH right on the Tyngsboro/ Hudson line on 
Rt. 3a. 

On 24 Jan 00, at 13:48, Henry Smith wrote:
 
> Freaky indeed! Looks like I will try for more ram, then following your
> suggestion. What kind of chips should I look for? I got no documentation
> with this box and am not too sure what it needs. If you know offhand what I
> should get, I would be glad to hear it, else I will open it up and make my
> best guess! <G>
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Jerry Feldman
Contractor, eInfrastructure Partner Engineering   
508-467-4315 http://www.testdrive.compaq.com/linux/

Compaq Computer Corp.
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Marlboro, Ma. 01752
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