I have an Apple //c which, when the diagnostic test is run, indicated a problem with the main bank of memory. The test result displays a zero followed by a one and then five zeros:
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The one indicates the bad memory chip which I plan to replace. The problem is I don't know what order this display is wrt to the layout of the memory. Does the one represent bit 1 (F18 on the system board) or does it represent bit 6 (F13 on the system board). I can replace both chips but, given the price of these old chips, I'd rather not replace two when only one is necessary. Does anyone know how to translate this result into a chip location?
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0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
The one indicates the bad memory chip which I plan to replace. The problem is I don't know what order this display is wrt to the layout of the memory. Does the one represent bit 1 (F18 on the system board) or does it represent bit 6 (F13 on the system board). I can replace both chips but, given the price of these old chips, I'd rather not replace two when only one is necessary. Does anyone know how to translate this result into a chip location?
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