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Funny thing is, back in the days of the PC XT (8086/8088), AT 286 and 386, all (or most?) computers had parity check (9 bits RAM). I rather prefer a halt error
by virgulino 9y ago
Funny thing is, back in the days of the PC XT (8086/8088), AT 286 and 386, all (or most?) computers had parity check (9 bits RAM). I rather prefer a halt error than silent corruption.