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Mark Edgley
Folks,
I'm putting a new disk and adding memory to a friend's Thinkpad T20.
I got a 40 Gb disk and two 256-Mb Viking chips (PC-100 compliant). If
I put in both chips, I frequently get a BSOD that appears to indicate
bad memory. However, if I put in one of these new chips and one of
the older (either a 64-Mb or a 128-Mb), then it works fine. It does
this with EITHER of the 256-Mb chips, in either slot. So I can't pin
this down to one or the other of the chips being bad.
Is there any kind of known problem with the T20 not being able to
handle more than 384 Mb of memory? Does anybody have any ideas?
Thanks!
Edge
I'm putting a new disk and adding memory to a friend's Thinkpad T20.
I got a 40 Gb disk and two 256-Mb Viking chips (PC-100 compliant). If
I put in both chips, I frequently get a BSOD that appears to indicate
bad memory. However, if I put in one of these new chips and one of
the older (either a 64-Mb or a 128-Mb), then it works fine. It does
this with EITHER of the 256-Mb chips, in either slot. So I can't pin
this down to one or the other of the chips being bad.
Is there any kind of known problem with the T20 not being able to
handle more than 384 Mb of memory? Does anybody have any ideas?
Thanks!
Edge