>This subject interests me, in that I was thinking of moving my main Mac
>from the current G3 AIO ("Molar") setup running (flawlessly!) Panther
>to a G3 Beige Server. I'd maxed out the memory on the Molar, and was
>thinking of switching it to the Server.
>
>Should I expect trouble?
No.
The AIO and the G3 MT/DT/Server have identical motherboards.
The interface board is different in the AIO in order to provide video
feed to the builtin monitor. You can see where these extra components
would have been "stuffed" on a bare bones Beige.
If you're maxed out on your AIO, you would also be maxed out on a MT, DT
or Server.
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