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From: ags@seaman.cc.purdue.edu (Dave Seaman)
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Subject: Re: More questions...
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Date: 19 Mar 90 22:26:20 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?  

Did you just recently upgrade the memory to 5 Meg?  If so, did you follow the
correct procedure?

	(a) Remove the four 256K SIMMs.

	(b) Insert the four new 1 Meg SIMMs in the same slots that were
	    previously occupied by the 256K SIMMs.

	(c) Insert the four 256K SIMMs in the four slots that were previously
	    empty.

It must be done exactly this way, or your memory will not all be recognized by
the Mac II.

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Dave Seaman	  					
ags@seaman.cc.purdue.edu