7 May
1997
7 May
'97
12:22 a.m.
Due to massive amounts of caffeine & sleep deprivation, Doug Spence said:
Actually, I believe the quote you had in your other post said the 4116 was
16k bits... which would make my board 64K, which is too big without some
kind of bank switching scheme, isn't it?
Ummmm... methinks your math might be a bit off. 16Kbits would be 2K bytes,
so you'd have to have 32 chips on the board to get it to 64Kbytes... how
many chips are there on the board?
Hope this helps,
Roger "Merch" Merchberger
--
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Programmer, NorthernWay | nuclear warhead disarmament should
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Um... hold it... how are the 4116's arranged? You
probably said, but of
course I can't go back into my mailbox to read that while I'm replying to
this one (I knew there was a reason I should my system to do this
locally!). If they're 16K by 4, then that certainly WOULD be more than
8K. :)
I think those are only 8kx1. I did look at my expandamem board and the
chips with the plates on them had (c)Mostek written.