Emax

JR

A few years ago I got my hands on a broken Emax II that had 8MB of 
Ram (6mb Ram expansion board)  I took this out and put it in my Emax 
II 2mb keyboard.  When I rebooted it had only the original 2MB.  
Here's what you need to do.

I called Emu Systems and they ran me through a process where I would 
enter a code and then they would give me a subsequent code for me to 
enter.  From memory we did this about 5 or 6 times and at the end 
when I rebooted the Emax II I had all 8MB showing.

I tried to get Emu to give me a copy of this program that would 
create answer to my codes but they were unwilling to give it up.  
Unfortuantley I don't recall who I spoke with at Emu to get this done 
either.  Keep trying Emu and eventually they will get you hooked up.

I shared this info with Rob at Emulator Archive sometime ago and he 
might know the right guy to talk to at Emu.

Good Luck
Madtux

--- In emax@yahoogroups.com, J R <bjbearorl@y...> wrote:
> I have a question someone may be able to answer for
> me.  Hopefully.  Here goes..
> 
> I have two Emax 2's.  One is a rack version with 4mb
> of memory (includes the memory expansion board).  The
> other is a 2mb keyboard version.
> 
> Is it possible to take the 2mb expansion board from
> the rack unit and transplant it to the keyboard unit
> and make it work with an update or install disk that
> I've heard about?
> 
> If so, which upgrade/install disk do I need and where
> would I acquire one?
> 
> Thanks for any and all light you may be able to shed
> on this subject.
> 
> jRb
> 
> 
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