>> Sure, get a MJ11 memory box (or, rather, 4 times as many MJ11's as you
>> had MK11's) :-).
>Umm... sure. _That's_ an improvement.
Hey, but it's real core!
>> There are several other third-party memory boxes/cards available too.
>How many of these are floating around these days? Serious question, no
>smiley.
Probably pretty difficult to find.
>> Out of curiosity, why can't you use your MK11's? Not enough power to
>> run them and the 11/70 at the same time? I had to take multiple 15A
>> circuits to run my 11/70 with MJ11 memory boxes.
>Just so I'm not making a serious assumtion here, an MK11 is the high-
>density memory cabinet for the 11/70, right? What I have is an entire
>H960 rack with one BA-11 that houses 16 256K boards (mess-o-4116 DRAMs)
>and some incidental memory controller cards. Do I have what I think
>I have?
The "original" MK11 goes up to 1 Mbyte in a box, according to my books.
It certainly was common to see them upgraded in the field to the configuration
that you have, though I don't know what the official DEC designation for
the high-density version was.
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Received on Fri Apr 07 2000 - 08:52:35 BST