Nope, you'd be soldering the SIMMs to an adapter PCB soldered/socketed directly to the MoBo, nestled between the remaining ribs of the intact bottom surfaced case.yeah that would be pretty bad-ass to epoxy a 72pin simm slot to the bottom of the PCB and run some wiresTrash80 - The 605's removable ribs hidden within the deeper, flat-n-feeted case . . .. . . now you can work out the mapping for 320MB or 512MB of 72-pin SIMMs in the 605! }
Who said anything about not using a ROM SIMM, just move that to the adapter to make room for most of the wires, it sits on part of the same address/data/control line bus as the RAM, with a few ROM specific signals added, IIRC. Voila! Holes to spare! [}
] ]'>I hope he decides to get involved in this as well, I'm working out the funneling issues for using inexpensive 72-pin SIMMs already, albeit v-e-r-y slowly! :if someone were to accomplish this… it would be the Mac HAC of 2014?