I added 64MB of RAM (4x16MB) to my se/30 in the first bank, and it didn't want to boot. So I added 4MB to the 2nd bank, and it seemed to be okay. I read something about different memory configurations and how you have to put certain size simms into the banks in a certain order based on size, so I figured this was probably okay. But now, sometimes when I power it on I get a screen full of texture (sort of vertical gray lines, dots in between them). If I power it off and back on twice, it will start on the 3rd time. Then if I boot, shutdown and power on it will boot fine. Could this be a power issue? I am stumped as to why it does this. I only noticed the "3rd time is a charm" anomaly after having done this 2 times, so I am not sure what to think about it, or if it is truly reproducible. Anyone having similar issues with 64MB or 68MB? Thanks
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