on 1/4/70 4:56 AM, Sid Barras at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I, too, have two 256 mb modules from OWC in my wallstreet, running OS X > 10.2.6 I had them in there for over 3 months no trouble at all. > > I have had an unusual problem start up just recently, though. The start up > can't finish because the computer can't find the hard drive hooked to it. I > seriously doubt it is the memory modules causing this. > > But I've only been able to solve it (temporarily) by actually removing the > hard drive and reinstalling it. I don't know for sure, but I don't like the > way the hard drive fastens down, nor do I like the way the hard drive plugs > into the CPU chip. I have bid on a motherboard on ebay for the wallstreet, > thinking its the plug in site on the chip that is not getting a good > connection. But, then again, I seem to be leaning on a software problem too. > Whenever it does restart after one of these episodes, it starts up in OS > 9.2.
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