From: Dylan E. <cra...@bi...> - 2002-02-04 20:47:15
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At 10:52 PM 4/02/2002, you wrote: >* Dylan Egan <cra...@bi...> on Mon, Feb 04, 2002: > > > Hi i was inquiring whether you were able to add more ram to the dc > > externally much like the ide/nic made by bITmASTER? > > > >It's certainly possible, but are you inquiring on the part of feasibility >or of someone else to implement it? In the latter case you're pretty much >on your own as no one has dedicated themselves to making funky DC add-on >devices. IOW, you need to be a hardware guru to do such things, there's no >one around to just do it for you. On the feasibility side, you have to ask >yourself: > 1) how fast could such an interface possibly be, seeing that the G2 Bus > (where the expansion port lives) is only clocked at 16-bit@25Mhz while the > native SDRAM interface is 64-bit@100Mhz? > 2) how would applications or operating systems detect and utilize such > RAM? > 3) is it more trouble than it's worth? > >If you feel comfortable answering those questions, then by all means go >ahead and impress the world. > >M. R. Hmmm i guess you're right but with the amount of ram on the dc atm what are a list of things todo on the dc? |