On Thursday, January 22, 2004, at 07:18 PM, Mike T. wrote:
The memory is made up of 2 128mb chips and some 16mb chips that were already in the machine.
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. It appears that any large program opening does it; simply opening a folder or emptying the trash is not enough to do it. I have tried unplugging the cache chip, running it WITH the chip in, various settings in the Newertech control panel, reset the PRAM switch each time, rebuilt the desktop, etc... All the usual stuff we do. Nothing helps.
What gives? Any advice?
Many G3 upgrade cards do not play well with older ram. Try pulling the 16 meg chips out and that probably will solve your problem.
HTH, Len
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