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Post 302254376 by netshu on Tuesday 4th of November 2008 08:51:00 AM
11-04-2008
thank incredible 
Yes, this is my testing box, only for labs and study personally, the memory kits documented in sunsolve blade 1000 component list (Part #501-5030), it is just no longer available form sun order now.
I guess that I may let my blade 1000 up and running several days for sure... Thank your replies.
Yes, this is my testing box, only for labs and study personally, the memory kits documented in sunsolve blade 1000 component list (Part #501-5030), it is just no longer available form sun order now.
I guess that I may let my blade 1000 up and running several days for sure... Thank your replies.
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