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тАО07-30-2001 04:24 AM
тАО07-30-2001 04:24 AM
Adding memory to HP3000
We are upgrading the memory of our HP 3000-959. It originally had 128MB (64MB SIMMs in slots 0a and ob). Replacing the 64MB SIMMs works, but attempting to use both the 64MB and 128MB SIMMs does not. We get a FLT 7402 message. I have been told that the first 4 pairs of SIMMs must be the same size. If we put the 64MB SIMMs in 4a and 4b will that work? If not, is there any way we can use both our old and new SIMMs?
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тАО07-30-2001 04:48 AM
тАО07-30-2001 04:48 AM
Re: Adding memory to HP3000
Sir, 7402 just means that you have both standard and EDO SIMMS installed on the box. I have a K210 with both installed that is running just fine.
We have our 64Mb SIMMS installed *after* all our other memory and while we get the message it works just fine and it has been blessed by HP as a supported configuration.
We have our 64Mb SIMMS installed *after* all our other memory and while we get the message it works just fine and it has been blessed by HP as a supported configuration.
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тАО07-30-2001 05:24 AM
тАО07-30-2001 05:24 AM
Re: Adding memory to HP3000
To Paul Courry:
The problem is that "FLT 7402" is as far as it gets. The system will not boot. If we leave a gap in the SIMM slots, will that work?
The problem is that "FLT 7402" is as far as it gets. The system will not boot. If we leave a gap in the SIMM slots, will that work?
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тАО07-30-2001 01:22 PM
тАО07-30-2001 01:22 PM
Re: Adding memory to HP3000
If you are getting FLT instead of a WARN message you may need to have the PDC firmware upgraded. The minimum rev should be 2.2. The current rev is 2.9.
The memory should be install with the larger memory SIMMs in the lowest number slots. Ideally, for maximum performance the memory should be grouped in sets of 4 SIMM but is not necessary to boot the system. Install memory from the lowest number slots to the highest.
The memory should be install with the larger memory SIMMs in the lowest number slots. Ideally, for maximum performance the memory should be grouped in sets of 4 SIMM but is not necessary to boot the system. Install memory from the lowest number slots to the highest.
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