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Posted by BillW50 on October 4, 2006, 12:32 pm
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>> Fantomet wrote:
>>> The IBM TransNotes is a very peculiar Notebook with a 600 Mhz PIII
>>> processor in a flar cabinet comined with a scribe-pad - a forerunner
>>> for the tablet PC.
>>>
>>> My Trans Notes has worked fine with the built in 64 Meg memory, -
>>> but when I install extra 256 Meg memory - according to IBM's own
>>> specifications - I get a ACPI failute and blue screen on Windows "K
>>> startup.
>>>
>>>
>>> If I remove the Memory block it all works fine again.
>>>
>>> Anyone knows the trick ?? :-)
>>>
>>> /tp
>>
>> Are you sure it can handle that much memory? Some can't. Plus if it
>> has 2 slots instead of one and it says it can handle 256MB more
>> memory it probably needs two 128MB cards instead of one 256MB card.
>> Does this help?
>>
> No - but thanks anyway :-)
> It can handle the built in 64 Meg, and there is only one slot - that
> can handle 256 Meg according to specifications, - the Bios does not
> complain, - it is Windows 2K and 98 that crashes for different
> reasins :-)
I have two Toshiba 2595XDVD laptops with 64MB on the motherboard and the
one open slot I installed 128MB of RAM (192MB total) on both machines
(the maximum it can handle they say). One of them runs Windows 98SE and
the other runs Windows 2000. So I don't think you can blame the OS. I'd
be very curious what happens with 128MB in that same machine?
--
Bill
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