My Reply follows quote. On 26/09/2003 05:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >I've just read http://www.lowendmac.com/quadra/630ram.shtml which >describes how a 630 can get an extra ram slot by soldering on a 72-pin >ram slot into the empty pads on the motherboard. However, that doesn't >fit with my 630, that "extra slot" which is just solder pads doesn't >have enough pins! the other slot has all 72 pins. > >Is this article mistaken, or are there other kinds of boards? Either >way what would this slot be for? -------------- Haven't dug a 630 out of the "stack-o-Macs" to check, but I believe the "extra" solder pads are for a ROM slot. A lot of early Macs had either a removeable ROM or a soldered on ROM with an additional ROM slot in case Apple made an update to the "firmware" for the machine.
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