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Sun Memory



Hello,
	Well after a few phone calls I determined I lucked out, I think.
I spoke with crucial on the phone (they are the leading supplier of memory
in this country), one of there tech support guys.  He was very sharp - he
determined from my description I had 5v tru parity memory, and they only
charded $98.61 per stick (I need two).  I thanked him went to pricewatch
and got two of them for about the same as what one he was going to charge
me for one of them.  I'm also glad - due to the overwhelming cost of sparc
memory.  I was priceing it out from sun - its like $260 for 64 megs.  My
god - I didn't even pay that for the system.  Well know to wait for it to
come in, and maybe even work....

Thanks for the help,
Anthony

On Mon, 9 Aug 1999, Glenn Burkhardt wrote:

> On Sat, 07 Aug 1999, Anthony J. Gabrielson wrote:
> > Hello,
> > 	Aby body know where I can get memory for a sparc?  I have an Axil
> > 245.  It says its a sparc 5 clone, 100% compatible - I assume down to a
> > hardware level.  The machine currently only has 32 megs of ram - cde won't
> > do 32 megs of ram.  
> 
> I have to say I'm very surprised - how could it know?  Are you sure the swap 
> file
> is big enough?  You can use the 'swapon' command to temporary increase the size
> of your swap file.
> 
> > So any body know where I can pickup two 16's or two
> > 32's.  
> 
> There are any number of Sun VAR's in the area - we use
> 
> 	Electronic Business Solutions, Billerica 978 663 2500
> 	Workstation Technologies, Salem, NH 800 882 0007
> 
> > > I have two old slc's - any one know if its memory is compatible
> > > with a sparc 5?  
> > --
> The memory is not compatible - Sparc 5's use DIMMs, SLC's use SIMMs.  The 
> modules
> don't even fit in the other's sockets.
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