I guess that you may have a 15" PowerBook with the "lower memory slot"
problem
read this from LEM: http://lowendmac.com/misc/07/0102.html
I remember a repair program from Apple, covers up to two years since
the date of purchase of the laptop
the repair problem page in apple support site http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2164
Hope that helps, regards from Chile, and sorry for my english



On Jan 2, 6:46 pm, Peter Saint James <[email protected]> wrote:
>         On my Powerbook G4 125 GHs, I had what I thought was a RAM chip go  
> bad.  I've been running with only one chip, a 512.
>
>         I replace the supposedly bad chip with a new one.  The machine  
> started up and showed both chips working.   Within a few minutes,  
> however, I got a whole bunch of type on my screen that started out:
>
>         System Failure: CPU-0 Code-00000001 (corrupt stack)
>
>         There is a whole lot more, which I'll send to anyone who can  
> interpret it.
>
>         I shut the machine off then restarted it.  It started up but showed  
> only one memory chip present.
>
>         Does this mean that instead of having a bad chip, I've got a bad  
> slot?  Is there any remedy for it?  Or could it mean I damaged the  
> chip when putting it in or didn't plug it in properly?
>
>         TIA
>
>                                                                         Peter

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