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psychoticdreams) wrote2004-10-09 03:54 pm
psychoticdreams) wrote2004-10-09 03:54 pm
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With my other post it got me thinking about my first PC. It was a IBM PS2 Model 20 (I beleive) that ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
realitycontrol found for me. If it got warm it would have a parity error and would only recognize 512 of the 640k of memory. I have been searching around for pictures, but I can not find one. It was similar to the early Mac design except larger. Basically the hard drive, floppy, CPU and monitor were all housed in the same case. It worked quite nicely for accessing the BBSes and eventually got turned into a monitor when the PC itself died. Ahhh memories.
realitycontrol found for me. If it got warm it would have a parity error and would only recognize 512 of the 640k of memory. I have been searching around for pictures, but I can not find one. It was similar to the early Mac design except larger. Basically the hard drive, floppy, CPU and monitor were all housed in the same case. It worked quite nicely for accessing the BBSes and eventually got turned into a monitor when the PC itself died. Ahhh memories.