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From: baumgart@esquire.dpw.com (Steve Baumgarten)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.system
Subject: More than 8 megs in a Mac
Message-ID: <BAUMGART.91Apr3081615@info7.esquire.dpw.com>
Date: 3 Apr 91 13:16:15 GMT
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A friend is thinking about getting more than 8 megs of memory with his
IIci on the thought that he'll be getting AU/X at some point.

But neither of us is sure whether it's OK to put 8 2-meg SIMMs in a
IIci under either 6.0.7 or System 7 (when it's released).

Likewise, would 8 4-meg SIMMs be OK?  What does the Mac do with memory
over 8 megs under 6.0.7?  How about combinations (like 4 1-meg and 4
4-meg SIMMs)?

If someone knows of an official "legal memory combinations" list, we'd
be much obliged if he or she could post or mail it to us.

Thanks in advance.

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