Yes it could very well be the RAM, however the speed of the RAM does not matter. The density does, as can a few other factors, but speed is not one of them.
OS X is picker about RAM than OS 9 is and sometimes DIMMs that work with 9 are not "high enough quality" for OS X.
David
On Sunday, July 20, 2003, at 10:00 PM, Scott wrote:
On Friday, July 18, 2003, at 10:56 PM, Ted Burford wrote:
I posted a message about my 333 mhz Beige G3 & OS X problems.
The replies indicated I was the only one having trouble, so that started me thinking.
The G3 that gave trouble had;
1 256 MB RAM & 128 MB RAM that was PC 100 & 1 256 MB RAM that was PC 133.
Could that be my trouble?
Actually that could be your problem, you have a 133 chip and the system is
66, most people don�t know but you can actually under clock a chip to much
where it cant run. Remove the 133 chip and try your system then.
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