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Which PowerMac is it? I thought they all could use FPM..... At 01:52 AM 10/13/02 -0400, you wrote:

At 03:35 PM 10/13/02, Claude wrote: Or any UMAX clone (I think, now what did I stick in my S9000?). I've got two 32Mb ones, but I'm in the UK: not much good to you, I suppose, unless you're going to VCF in which case I'd be happy to bring them over - swap em for something? Datasheet at: http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/productfolder.jhtml?genericPartNumber=tm4ep64… For reference the following text is taken from an advert placed by a chap in Peterboro, UK, who I've found to be a reliable supplier of memory for older macs. He trades on ebay as baggycat. "NB. The only Powermacs that require EDO or 2k memory are 54/5500, 64/6500, 20th Anniversary and they can only accept 64mb max size modules. All other Powermacs will treat EDO DRAM as FPM - except 7200, EDO will most likely fry your motherboard!." Rob