>Now I have what is probably a dumb question. I purchased a 28-meg RAM
>module on eBay to increase my 2300�s base RAM from 20 to 48 MBs. It was
>easy to remove the keyboard, but when I tried to install the module, I
>ran into some problems. The expansion module has a white plastic
>connector on the left side. When you open up the Duo, is there supposed
>to be another white plastic connector already there on the logic board?
>That�s what I found on my computer, but for the life of me, I can�t
>figure out a way to fit the two connectors together. My Duo 2300 is the
>1.1 gig/20 MB configuration.
I had assumed the 20 megs were soldered to
>the logic board, but now I�m wondering if perhaps there were eight megs
>of base RAM, and Apple installed a 12-meg module that I now have to
>remove. Does anybody know if that�s a correct assumption. If so, how do
>I remove the module? It�s fixed in there tightly.
Indeed there is 8MB soldered to the motherboard and you will have to remove
the existing ram to replace it with your new module.
There is no trick to removing it you simply slide the old module out to the
right and insert the new one in it's place.
Don't worry if it seems to be stuck it's not glued together or anything
like that just use a little more pressure and it will come out!
Aloha, Ken
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