Need some odd memory - 8Mb *30* pin SIMMs

I have an older "Planar" brand integrated computer - 486, wall bracket, 9" LCD, 2 x PCMCIA, 1 x ISA. The motherboard is identical to some I have in some "Network PCs" built into a keyboard housing - a few inches square, one power connector (1/2 of an AT connector), 34-pin _and_ laptop floppy connector, 40 and 44 pin IDE, and 4 30 pin SIMM sockets. The trick about the RAM is that these motherboards can take 2-chip 30-pin SIMMs (1Mb, 4Mb, no parity) _and_ 4-chip 30-pin SIMMs (2Mb, 8Mb, no parity). I have three sets of 2Mb SIMMs and one set of 4Mb SIMMs that are 1/2 populated. Absolutely worst case, I sacrifice a 16Mb 72-pin SIMM and migrate the chips to the empty spots on my 4Mb SIMMs. I'd rather not (because it a bit of work, and I don't know how to move the 0 Ohm resistors to have the SIMMs tell the motherboard that they have more RAM). Has anyone seen 8Mb 30-pin SIMMs? If I hadn't seen these myself, I wouldn't have believed they exist. I'll post a URL to pictures if I have to. I'd rather run Linux on a 32Mb machine than a 16Mb machine. That's my motivation. -ethan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send FREE video emails in Yahoo! Mail! http://promo.yahoo.com/videomail/