Darren said>>>
>I have a 2400c with G3 240 upgrade, 48 MB RAM. My problems started when I
>tried to upgrade to OS9 from 8.1. The system crashed in the middle of the
>upgrade. I had to reinstall 8.0. Now whenever I start the computer, it
>gives me the following message:
>
>"The built-in memory test has detected a problem with cache memory. Please
>contact a service technician for assistance."
Darren, this is more of a data point than of any real help, but I
also get the message , but only when I restart from a freeze and OS
8.6 apparently finds the Newer G3 cache and doesn't know what to do
about it. I usually just restart and all is well. I'm guessing the
Newer extension is not loading which for some reason triggers the
error message. BTW, you need more RAM. ;-)
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