On Jun 17, 2005, at 3:28 AM, Ian Nixon wrote:
(For those of you that may have forgotten, my RAM card was not
working after a drop)I did a re-installation of OS 9, and when I
booted from the CD, things seemed a LOT speedier. So when I booted
from the HD, I looked in the 'About this Macintosh...' window, and
saw that the RAM card was, indeed, working.
Could this mean a future problem, or am I set for now?
What it means is it probably reset enough to start working again.
More than likely it's a little loose, which means it may stop working
again after a minor jiggle; I'd go in and reseat it.
--
Bruce Johnson
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