How many of us are there (Workpad Z50 users without extra RAM)?

We could hire someone to build the PCBs and, maybe, even solder the 
components on them. Does anybody know the schematics of the board? Would 
anyone "donate one to science"?

There are lots of companies like http://www.pad2pad.com who make custom 
PCBs in low quantities. Has anyone here worked with one of them?

And, while we are at it, we could explore the possibilities of having 
more than 32 MB on the board. Maybe the z50 can even be expanded above 
that limit ;-)

I can't possibly be the only hardware hacker around with a Z50...

djb_netbsd@charter.net wrote:
>> I was wondering if anyone has tried a generic 144pin EDO SODIMM in the
>> workpad
> 
> Yes.
> 
>> & if it has worked?!?!
> 
> No.  The notch in the SODIMM is different for the Z50.  Also I think all
> of the RAM chips have to be on the top side - a dual sided SODIMM
> would be too thick.
> 
> I've added a picture comparing the Z50 SODIMM to a Kingston KTM760/32.
> 
> http://webpages.charter.net/dbarnes3367/PC/Z50/Z50-mem.jpg
> 
> djb