Hi,
Good questions! None of the socket pins are shorted. I hadn't thought about
putting in the old chip. Just tried it, and I get the same error code that
pointed me to that chip to begin with! So with the old 2144 chip in, I get
an error saying it's bad, but with a new 9114 chip (or a different old 2114
I pulled from a non-working SEGA board), I don't even get far enough to get
an error code. Now I'm even more confused.....
Lewis
> > What happens if you put the bad RAM chip back in
> > the socket?
> >
> And did you check that none of the socket pins are shorted together?
>
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