Hi all,   
      
   an easy one. It might be interesting if someone still hasn't heard about   
   piggybacking of the DRAM chips to identify ram problems.   
   This usually works when the opening screen bytes count isn't correct   
   or when it just throws an out of memory error at the start.   
   This means that at least page 0 and page 1 (the stack) are mostly working   
   and some other parts of the ram space are not working.   
      
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZjjOd1OJYs   
      
   Don't bother trying to piggyback the DRAMs on a black screen situation anyway   
   :-)   
      
   Best regards   
   Frank IZ8DWF   
      
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