[Ti] Missing memory

[Kynan Shook]

Try running Apple Hardware Test.  When your computer detects bad RAM, 
it will essentially turn it off while the computer is booting.  Of 
course, the computer can only detect about 5% of bad RAM to begin with; 
most RAM problems are intermittent and extremely difficult to detect.  
Usually, you only see them as repeated kernel panics, hard drive 
directory corruption, crashes and freezes, etc.


Alan Vonderhaar <alvonder at fuse.net> writes:
> Here's a curiosity --
> Since upgrading to latest build of 10.2.8, my Ti800 shows only 768M of
> RAM, as opposed to the 1 Gig that's in there. It shows the top slot as
> 256M, sted 512. Who stole my RAM?