>> > 16Mb x 8slots = 128 Wopping Megs-o-Ram!
>> > Exactly what is in one of my SE/30s (tonight)
>
>Does a 128 MB SE/30 take half a day to boot up
>like a 128 MB IIci?
>
>Paul Cherubini
>
I'm not sure about the 128 MB SE/30, but my 68 MB one takes just under two
minutes to come to life and it isn't running that many extra extensions.
I'm not really sure why one would need that much RAM because most of the
software written for the 030s just wasn't that RAM hungry.
John
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