Re: Weird problems on PB after memory upgrade

2004-09-23 Thread CK
I read: > problems after upgrading my RAM to 768 from 256MB. I used a module . . Probably the ram you bought is faulty. Since I don't know of anything like http://www.memtest86.com/ for ppc you probably should put the module in a x86 box and run memtest to see for yourself. regards, x -- [EM

Weird problems on PB after memory upgrade

2004-06-10 Thread Nirmal Govind
Hi.. I have a PB G4 1.33GHz 12" with a Debian 2.6.6 kernel (w/ Debian patches that I compiled). I've been experiencing some weird problems after upgrading my RAM to 768 from 256MB. I used a module from owc.com that met the Apple specifications. The problems: when the daily cron job updatedb was

Re: Memory Upgrade

2001-07-26 Thread Christoph Ewering
Hello Harold! STOP STOP If you have a PowerBook (FireWire) you do not have to remove any part of the case to upgrade your memory. I you want to get to the bottom mem-slot, you have to remove the keyboard, the heat-desipator from the cpu and than you can pull out the cpu-modul. You will be

Memory Upgrade

2001-07-25 Thread Harold G. Stevenson
Hi, I'm trying to upgrade the memory on a PowerBook G-3 2000 series(I believe that that means with firewire). My problem is removing the case from the bottom in order to replace the 126MB that came with it. I have the PDF file from vikingcomponents.com; however, its diagram shows 3 screws going