> Sorry for jumping in late if this thread is already done with. > > I had a similar problem with a 48MB RAM module a year or so back. The > suggestion then was to add a bit of bulk on top of the mem's connection > end to keep it in place when the screws holding the keyboard are > tightened. And also the currently suggested re-seating. Both methods did > not solve my 'problem'. What did 'work' in the end, was (and still is) a > 2nd boot session. After the first boot, the OS (8.5.1) will ALWAYS just > report 56MB of RAM and on the 2nd boot, ALWAYS the full 64MB; apart from > when I sometimes have to zap the PRAM. I also intermittently get the > 'There is a problem with the memory ...' or someting to this effect, error > message. > > So, Victoria, I would like to know what did work for you in the end. I > hope your's will be more permanent solution. > regards > > Les vRooy > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >
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