quote:Originally posted by imabug I thought read somewhere that it was the CPU that couldn't handle more than 16 MB RAM. I guess I must have read wrong.
I thought the issue was that the OS (3.5) couldn't handle more than 4 'cards' of 16MB as directly addressable RAM.
01-09-2002 07:28 PM
septimus
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I bet this means that the Treo wil be able to be upgraded to 32mb as well!
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01-09-2002 07:31 PM
Burns
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quote:dietrichbohn wrote: I bet this means that the Treo wil be able to be upgraded to 32mb as well!
Yeah, I bet you're hoping real bad on that one since you won it Lucky bum
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I had my NEO upgraded to 32mb several weeks ago. Works great and now I have to seriously work at finding things to fill it up. When mine was upgraded, a very small patch program was included which enables the 32mb of memory to be seen so I am guessing that it is a "patch" of some sort to the OS 3.5 in the Neo.
Gene
SOowhat happens after a hard reset? Does the patch program get deleted and the 24MB extra is unavailable until you sync again? Or does the memory retain what it knows past the 16MB limitation?
01-13-2002 03:58 AM
GeneR
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I put the patch program on my memplug and several devices with memory (minijam, etc) just in case. I have not had to do a hard reset but I did back everything up and take out the batteries for an hour or so (probably same result). I then put the patch back in from the memplug and did a soft reset (the program is activated by a soft reset then the program can be deleted). I then just restored everything. I am not really well versed in the technical aspects of this other than to say I am REALLY happy with the upgrade and have had absolutely no problems.
Gene