xboro systems to work properly.
Regards
Ron Deen
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Since I'm not a lawyer (thank God!), I'll leave the contractual nuances and
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Subject: RE: RAM
Speaking of RAM. We just got an estimate for how much Foxboro would charge
to upgrade our 4 WP's and 1 AW to 256 MB of RAM. It was on the order of
$20K plus. We all know materials
Chad,
I don't know Foxboro's official policy (if they have one), but, in my
experience, they have always been very reasonable on matters of things like
additional RAM, additional hard drives, etc. coming from a non-Foxboro
source. I wouldn't anticipate additional RAM causing any problems, but
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> The AW51B is a Sun SPARC 5. I am only aware of 32MB RAM (S
The AW51B is a Sun SPARC 5. I am only aware of 32MB RAM (SIMMs or DIMMs
??) being available. You should consider 64MB to be the minimum, but 128MB
is recommended especially if you are running FoxView/FoxDraw.
