Emax

The best description I have of what the daughterboard memory upgrade entails is in my 
Emax II FAQ on my website. Which by the way is Shockwave and Frames free now so 
those of you who use simpler browsers can now view it. The Emax II memory upgrade  
for the daughterboard includes 4 memory expansion PALs, the infamous install disk, 
and the expander daughterboard which can be difficult to seat and requires you to 
remove a chip from the motherboard where it will plug-in. I've been told before that with 
what it would take to get the parts reprinted or even swap out the parts from another 
Emax II it would easier just to purchase an 8mb one instead.


On 12 Mar 2003 at 8:37, Gordon JC Pearce spoke unto me:

> On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 23:55, John Silveria wrote:
> > How much memory does your Emax II already have? I know that without
> > a daughterboard the most you can get is 2Mb. The daughter board is
> > required to go beyond that.
> 
> Ah, bollocks.  Mine is indeed 2M.  Presumably then, the extra sockets
> are for using something like 4464 DRAMs instead of the 44256s that are
> fitted.  And I'd guess that the daughterboards are no longer
> available? If you can get hold of a set of PALs and a daughterboard
> (you need to change the PALs, don't you?  I remember someone saying
> that) then I can probably copy them.
> 
> Cheers,
>   Gordon
> 
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