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Posted by: nerve
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Jul,11.2009-17:36
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I guess it depends on if its real TT RAM or alternative memory added through Maddalt() or so, but I have not really tested this in any way... I just have a feeling that this is how the CT60 and other huge memory boards are able to add their ranges....
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PeP
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PeP
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Jul,11.2009-17:40
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ggn
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Jul,12.2009-12:13
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PeP
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Jul,12.2009-13:55
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nerve
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Jul,12.2009-15:02
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PeP
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Jul,14.2009-02:20
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Jul,19.2009-21:47
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nerve
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Jul,20.2009-14:37
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PeP
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Jul,21.2009-21:43
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