On 26 Oct 98 at 18:21, Angel H. Ortiz wrote:

> David Gillett wrote:
>
> >   If this is the case, the module will be about the size of a credit
> > card, but up to about 1/8" thick and with the contacts across one
> > end.  [If this doesn't sound like the module you've got, please try
> > to describe it in more detail.]
> >
>
> no, this module looks almost exactly the same as a "regular 72 pin sim"
> dimensionwise... just a little shorter, but same width and height and
> printed on both sides with connection pins too (but empty of
> chips\components on one side whith "advanced computer communications"
> printed on it)

  Okay -- I've seen some rather odd looking "SIMMs" inside PS/2s, and
many laptops seem to require custom memory modules, but those
wouldn't (generally) use flash memory.
  Ooh!  My old Mac IIcx had a slot that looked very like a 72-pin
SIMM slot, which I'm told was intended to hold an upgrade ROM.  THAT
might be made using flash memory rather than EPROMs....

David G

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