Well lots of people have said a big fat NO! But I always love when you try
anyway ;) It worked fine with no problems whatsoever in an Ultra2. The
best response was from Dave Edick:
>Generally speaking, no. The modules are the same pinout, but most of
>the modules shipped for SS10's were 80ns access time and Ultras need
>60ns memory. The modules being sold nowadays are 60ns and work on
>either system. The real answer would be to check the modules you have
>and see which speed they are. This can be told by looking at the part
>numbers on the actual RAM chips themselves. If they end in -8, they're
>80ns parts and won't work on an Ultra. If they end in -6, they're 60ns
>parts and will work in an Ultra.
THanks to all of the other people who responded.
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Sean Carnes
Systems Administrator
Network Operations Center
Icon CMT Corporation
(800) ASK-ICON x5612
sean@iconnet.net
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