Roger Adams wrote:
> Hi Listas, especially Kyle.
>
> Need some info urgently.
>
> I have just purchased 2 x 256 mb of RAM for my 1988 Wallstreet (Aug 98)
> (G3/250 mhz/160MB RAM) on the basis of information on the OWC web site as
> follows:
>
> > This module is compatible with the following Apple computers:
> >
> > * Apple PowerBook G3 1998, aka "WallStreet"
> > * Apple PowerBook G3 1999, aka "Lombard"
> > * Apple PowerBook G3 2000, aka "Pismo", aka "FireWire"
> > * Apple iMac 233, 266, and 333 (Rev A-B and C)
>
> However, my local MAC Repair Centre here in Bangkok Thailand says that the
> maximum memory that this model can hold is 192 MB.
>
> Kyle, (or any other listas), what are the facts based upon your experience,
> can you advise if I have bought a couple of lemons or can I use any or all
> of these. I want to install OSX.1 on this machine and have ordered an IBM
> 30g Travelstar (on its way) and the 512MB was intended to beef up the
> memory.
192 is the limit.
-- Kyle H. Hansen
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planet that follows the same pattern...do you know what it is? A virus.
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