30 Jan
2005
30 Jan
'05
7:15 a.m.
you are correct... the problem of having a classic rated memory in use. Old
chips tend to develop bit droppings...
At 03:42 PM 01/30/2005, Randy McLaughlin wrote:
From: "Steve Thatcher"
<melamy(a)earthlink.net>
maybe there are two Howards then. The only one I
know provides copies on
per page copy price. Please share this second Howards site (I don't have
it...). Thanks!
At 03:14 PM 01/30/2005, Randy McLaughlin wrote:
>No, Howard does not charge to access his site. Howard does sell some
>great hardware and is a hardware/software consultant that he charges for
>but his site which includes documentation and software is free, at least
>to you he pays a hosting site to provide it.
You are probably thinking of Herb Johnson, He does not have many
downloadable manuals. He physically copies each page and charges for
them. Herb does have some downloadable material which is free. Herb has
some material only available through him. For people with dial up
internet Herb is definitely the easiest way to go. I've bought both
Hardware and copies of manuals from Herb and can say he is fair and honest.
Howard Harte (www.hartetechnologies.com/manuals/) provides freely
downloadable material, around 3.5gb.
My site has a mirror of Howards site plus some extra Intel files including
the MDS stuff.
Randy
www.s100-manuals.com