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From: dwb@sticks.apple.com (David Berry)
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Subject: Re: Maximum Memory (was Re: A/UX 2.0: Truly Amazing)
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Date: 3 May 90 18:33:19 GMT
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In article <2670@sunset.MATH.UCLA.EDU> warwick@math.ucla.edu (Warwick Daw) writes:
>This raises a question I had thought I had found the answer to yesterday.
>According to my owner's manual, the II's and the SE/30 can have up to
>128MB installed in them (when 16MB simms become available). Now, if I were
>to install 16MB simms (or the available 4MB simms), could I get the MacOS
>to recognize the additional memory?
	The MacOS would currently recognize them as 1 Meg simms.  Whether
	that's a yes or a no...  In any case, you would only be allowed
	to use 8 Meg of it.  Under A/UX, it would all be used, although
	the Mac partition would still be limited to 16 meg.
	David W. Berry			A/UX Toolbox Engineer
	dwb@apple.com