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Subject: Re: parity errors
From: asami@cs.berkeley.edu (Satoshi Asami)
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 * > I think so.  There are 36 identical-looking chips on each module.
 * > I've never seen such big SIMMs before.
 * 
 *   It is hard to find motherboards that support SIMMs with that many chips.
 * Most are 24 or less.

Well, it appeared to work on my Asus P6NP5.  I tried two make worlds,
and a 12-hour session in which I ran five emacs compiles continuously
in parallel.  Not a single seg fault.

Satoshi