Re: Adding RAM to G3 (Lombard 333) --Go for broke, or more> conservative?

[D. G. Bowie]

Thanks all of you kind souls who provided advice on adding RAM to my 
Lombard 333.  From what I gather, replacing both the low profile 
lower socket and upper socket with 256 MB modules should work just 
fine to run OS X, but 512 is probably the maximum for this machine. 
Unlike the Wallstreet, density is not an issue with the Lombard, but 
also the Lombard is not capable of as much memory as the Pismo. 
Finally, GURU is probably too optimistic, and overgeneralizing  when 
they claim that 1024 is the maximum.

Al Poulin, thanks for sending me that archived thread from last 
January, "RAM needed for OS X on Lombard."  I'll look for it 
carefully in my inbox, amongst all that other spam that regularly 
appears there.

Greenfield Bowie

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