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From: carndt@NIKE.CALPOLY.EDU (Chris Arndt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: RAM
Message-ID: <9106180408.AA1106031@nike.calpoly.edu>
Date: 18 Jun 91 04:08:45 GMT
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I just upgraded my GS with a No-Name 4 meg RAM
card. I have experienced a drastic increase in
the dreaded 'A serious system error has occured.
Press button to restart.' message.

Is this due to the cheapo RAM card? I will gladly
return it and pay more for a good one like a Chinook
if that is the case. (I had no idea what kind I was
getting. My fault.)

What usually causes this type of a "smart crash"? (It's 
smart enough to tell me to press the radio button, and
smart enough to reboot itself after I do.)

Thanks,

Chris