On Saturday, September 13, 2003, at 12:16 PM, David Dierlam wrote:
---Is it doing this because I have so much ram? It worked fine when i had only 170MB. Also, it appears the battery keeps the ram "charged" until i fire it up. Would the order of what stick is where affect it also? FYI...I AM running a 400/G3/1MB Sonnet card too.You folks are a big help. I really appreciate what you all do here for everybody.
The more ram you have, the longer the start up time. Don't confuse that with a dead battery. Give it a chance.
If you wish to turn off the ram check, hold your option key down while opening the memory control panel and you can see the place to turn that off.
I would still make sure the battery was good, it's an inexpensive thing to get..
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