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From: jprice@uclapp.physics.ucla.edu (John Price)
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Subject: Re: More questions...
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Date: 19 Mar 90 18:11:09 GMT
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In article <35031@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU>, aloh@bigbang.Berkeley.EDU (Andy Loh) writes:
>	1)  What would cause Multifinder to think it only has 1 Meg of 
>		memory on a 5 Meg machine (Mac II).  Should I reset 
>		the PRAM or something.  Are there inits out there that
>		may cause problems with Multifinder?  

	I use a Plus, so you'll want to verify this, but if you added four 
1Meg SIMMS, they have to go where the 256K SIMMS were (bank A), and the 
256K SIMMS have to go to bank B.  

	Also, in the Plus at least, there's a resistor you have to cut to 
tell the computer that the SIMMS are 1Meg SIMMS and not 256K SIMMS.  I 
assume that there is something similar in the II as well.

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