Bob said:
a number of (but not all) Wallstreet users had
difficulties installing Panther when their Wallstreet had more than
384 MB of RAM.
If I remember correctly this was only during installation. Post
installation modules could be put back.
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The National Enquirer reports at 2:45 PM -0500 11/30/04, Richard
Smykla wrote:
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Some Lombard machines reportedly do not have this issue,
but the ones I've seen do. Mine would install with a 256 in either
slot, as long as the machine did not have more than 384 MB installed.
Perhaps it is a
Hi, Gladys and Linda.
If you put a 128 MB module in (or a combination of 2 64s or 128s) the
install should go smoothly (but slowly). After which, you should be
able to reinstall the larger RAM sticks and run mostly problem-free.
I believe there's an undocumented problem with having 256MB sticks
hi:
i am trying to upgrade my aunt's lombard. i installed 256 ram in the
lower slot and a 60gb 7200 rpm's hd. when i tried to install os 10.3
all went fine up to a point in which the screen turned into a series of
static big blue, black and white lines or a pattern of thin lines
jumping all
i am trying to upgrade my aunt's lombard. i installed 256 ram in the
lower slot and a 60gb 7200 rpm's hd. when i tried to install os 10.3
all went fine up to a point in which the screen turned into a series
of static big blue, black and white lines or a pattern of thin lines
jumping all over
