Back to the PDS hacking roots of this bit of silliness:
Given: the Portable's memory slot has exactly 1/2 the signals necessary to address its full memory map allocation.
Given: the full set of address signals are available on the PDS
Postulate: RAM appears to be buffered, but no Memory Controller is present, as on the SE
WAG: The other four MB of RAM could be added to a PDS card
If that's not possible, might a dual card setup be possible to Max out the memory map allocation by jumpering signals from PDS to Memory slot?
What are the chances for Compact Virtual to be run on the Portable for additional RAM to be addressed as a silicon disk via VM?
Given: the Portable's memory slot has exactly 1/2 the signals necessary to address its full memory map allocation.
Given: the full set of address signals are available on the PDS
Postulate: RAM appears to be buffered, but no Memory Controller is present, as on the SE
WAG: The other four MB of RAM could be added to a PDS card
If that's not possible, might a dual card setup be possible to Max out the memory map allocation by jumpering signals from PDS to Memory slot?
What are the chances for Compact Virtual to be run on the Portable for additional RAM to be addressed as a silicon disk via VM?