Hmm. If a known good DIMM won't work when inserted, and even gently
jiggled a
bit, your MB is probably dead meat. The DIMM slot isn't really a
field-replaceable
item. You may well have snapped a trace buried in some deep layer of the
MB. If a
careful view all around it with a magnifying glass doesn't reveal a
solderable broken
trace (a delicate operation in itself), and there's no broken-off piece
of plastic to fish
out of the inside of the slot, I'd say you're limited to 1GB from here
on out. Sorry!
Adam wrote:
Uh-oh -- I seem to have carelessly bumped against memory slot 1 (or is
that 2?), and I think it's disconnected or something.
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