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Once upon a time Friday July 2, 1999 at 12:17 there was a conflict
Renat Mamedov and Musa Khaybullin were thinking on the topic of memory

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MK>> Which ones, please describe, plz!

RM> I willingly do this from the words of Alex Kalinushkin. He
RM> is the only one who pulled this test as soon as Mona.
Well, at least someone :).

RM> === I quote the file TEXT.TXT ===

RM> Numbers simm your test TEST4.20 HONEY
RM> 1 2 3 4
RM> -+------------------------------------------
RM> + - - - 256 256 256
RM> + + - - 512 512 512
RM> + + + - 768 1024,nisp.512 1024
RM> + + + + 1024 1024 1024
RM> + - + - 512 256 256
RM> + - + + 768 1024,unused256 1024
RM> + - - + 512 1024,unused256 1024
RM> + + - + 768 512 512
RM>-+----------------------------------------------------------

RM> === End of quote ===

RM> He has 4 sims on his computer for 256k, so he did various perversions
RM> with their presence. The words 'your test' should be understood
RM> as the test of your humble servant...
We'll have to give away a big secret :) - in allthe version of my test uses a
very old memory driver :((. I have long wanted to replace it, but I thought it would fail, but no -> I will have to change...

RM> Someone may exclaim that there are no such computers. This is not so.
Yes, I knew that this could happen in theory, but in practice...

RM> For example, in professional boards 4.xx, it seems that there is RM> penultimate
RM> configuration with two
RM> ru7 lines installed.
They did such a nasty thing.

RM> There are more exotic options - for example, I saw RM> computers twice with
RM> two ru7 lines and another ru5
RM> line (color CP/M)... In this case, we have 576k of memory, but here
RM> seems it's different everywhere :)
Generally original :).

RM>>> in a past life I was the current president of Guatemala. :)
RM>>> Over the past three lives I have long crossed this line :)
MK>> And now who?!!
RM> it’s hard to say. Most people mention the term RM> 'rambunctious'...
Well, since he admitted it himself ;-).

RM> ps. And cleverly I turned the arrows from my test... :)
little dirty trick :).

For this Au Revoire, CompoWellcome.

July 04, 1999, Musa Khaybullin writes to Renat Mamedov:

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MK> I’ll have to give away a big secret :) - all versions of my test
MK> use
MK> a very old memory driver :((. I’ve been wanting to replace it for a long time, but I thought it would fail anyway
MK>, but no -> I’ll have to change...

Progress does not stand still :)
There are more and more buggy cars :)