[Duo2400] Re: pb1400 RAM issues

[dylan]

Yeah... i kinda thought so... but i was browsing around in GURU (the memory
software) and it seemed to suggest that mixing and matching of 3rd party RAM
modules should work just fine... wierd...


thanks for the input... still havn't figure it out though... BTW does anyone
here know of a good way to test the RAM in a machine besides techtool?


-dylan

on 03.6.24 4:33 PM, Carlson at mariner at mts.net was reported to have writen:

> Don't know but perhaps the modules have to be the same size, like in the old
> powermacs.
> 
>> furthermore, when i boot the machine into linux - it only registers 40mb
>> (8Mb on mobo, 8Mb on Apple RAM upgrade, 24Mb RAM module, 16Mb RAM module)
>> 
>> supposedly both modules support stacking... so there should not be a
>> problem... but...
>> 
>> anyone have any ideas?
> 
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