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On Fri, 23 Feb 1996, King, Randall wrote: > I've done the following moves: > 700 -> 720, 750, 360 > 720 -> 700, 750 > 750 -> 360, 755 > 360 -> 750, 755 I think the consensus last time this topic came up was that memory will be backwards compatible, but not necessarily forward compatible. i.e. 755 memory will work in a 750, 720, and 700. 750 memory will work in a 720 and 700. 720 memory is the same as 700 memory. 750 memory _might_ work in a 755. 720 memory _might_ work in a 750. If so, it might work in a 755. I don't know how the 360 series works into this. I think 360 memory is non-parity (won't work in the 750, which needs parity), but can use parity memory - it just won't use the parity feature. -- John H. Kim "A citizen of America will cross the ocean to fight jokim@mit.edu for democracy, but won't cross the street to vote in jokim@tuna.mit.edu a national election." -- Bill Vaughan