Thanks everyone
Its kind of silly what the problem was. The Cd-Rom module, when I ejected it
and reseated it in the bay the silly thing booted ok.
Gary
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on 09/11/02 11:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Memory upgrade for G3 series Wallstreet. Max memory, specs say 192. It seems
that I've read up to 500 + or - megs. Installation. Apple reccomens service
center install on lower bank. Comments please.
You can go much higher than
specs for those machines (in a lot of cases) were printed before larger
dimms were available for testingthey say 192, but the machine can
actually page more. not sure if you could do 512, but surely more than
192. if i remember correctly, you need to install a low-profile so-dimm
in the
Hmmm,
This makes me wonder whether they'd be any benefit to equiping our pb 333
(bronze) with more than its spec 384MB or RAM. Anyone have any feelings on
this?
JB
On 11/9/02 9:49, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
on 09/11/02 11:53, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
You can go much higher than 192. 192 was based by Apple on what memory was
available when the Wallstreet was introduced. You can go up to 1 GB, but I
would suggest 512, so if you ever need to swap batteries when no power is
available, the backup battery will be able to
I have 512 in my Wallstreet, both from OWC. One of them has to be a
low-profile (1.25) module. To get to the lower slot you have to remove the
processor card, but nothing too technical.
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Subject: Memory
Date: Sat, 9 Nov 2002 16:53:26 +
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