I have no idea about the technical questions you asked, but my current
favorite place to buy memory is Rocky Mountain Ram (www.ram-it.com). They
have exceptional prices and excellent customer service, so far. I've only
been dealing with them for a couple of months.
> There's a 4MB DRAM SIMM on my 2501.
>
> In a previous e-mail (8/27 by John Hardman) I read that almost any 72 pin
> SIMM's would work as DRAM SIMM's, but no matter which of the about 10 I
have
> lying around works correctly; They all say 1024 Kbytes of main memory
when I
> boot up, even though they vary from 8 to 16 MB.
>
> I have been searching for information about this on the Cisco site, but
> can't really get the facts that I am looking for.
>
> FYI, my Boot ROM's are:
>
> MX B9536
> 08-0034-01
> FW1 10.2(5)
> 28058A
>
> MX B9536
> 08-0035-01
> FW2 10.2(5)
> 28057A
>
> Would I need to upgrade them before the SIMM's would work?
>
> Also, if anyone know of a place where DRAM and Flash SIMM's can be
purchased
> for a good price, please let me know.
>
> Thanks for any comments on this,
>
> Ole
>
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