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looks like the ROMs are socketed. and that's the part that you'd be most likely to want changed.
by allenbrunson 18y ago
looks like the ROMs are socketed. and that's the part that you'd be most likely to want changed.
- iigs 18y agoYou are absolutely correct. I would say that I'd rather have the RAM ICs socketed, though, especially considering that the first Mac had a meager 128k of it. :(
- kragen 18y agoCould you piggyback RAM by soldering it on top of the existing chips, bending out a single chip-enable pin so it alone wasn't in parallel with the existing chips, and soldering it to a wire? I had an H89 with 64K of RAM; the last 16K was hacked in that way.
- ComputerGuru 18y agoNot without switching around the address lines, at the very least.