From: "Jan Warreyn" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I still have 4 mB RAM sitting in my former (now useless) Classic.
4MB means that you have 2MB on the motherboard and two 1MB 30-pin SIMMs on the Classic.
The Classic II has a similar setup, but there is no point sticking 1MB SIMMs in the Classic II, get hold of two 4MB 30-pin SIMMs which will bring the Classic II up to 10MB (max allowable by the ROM).
It's easy swapping them over, but you'll need a special screwdriver for the four screws keeping the case together. Easily obtainable in a computer or tool store.
Laurence
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