apparently this is a very common problem - my address 00000204 is different QUOTE]
That is sort of an odd address for a Video Ram Error. Is this address even in the same range as the video ram? I suppose the whole first 32K of addressing space are video ram. 2 x 16k ram chips.
I would try jumping pin 11 and 12 together on each chip one at a time to see which one it is (the read number will change to 5500 or 0055) I recently did this with my 4 slot and only had to replace 1 chip (socket there for future problems). It is the two 24 pin PDIP ram chips marked 5814 on bottom board of a 4 slot. Right near CN3, CN4, and CN5.
I'd get a universe bios before I did anything so I could boot past this error and make sure there weren't any other more serious errors. I just bought an mv-1a on ebay w/ pallette ram 1 error thinking i'd just replace the pallette ram and sell it, put in the uni-bios and pallete 1, pallete 2, calendar chip, and z80 communication errors. Yuck!~!