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Name: Brenda4
Date: June 17, 2008 at 09:29:20 Pacific
Subject: I mac
OS: 9.1
CPU/Ram: G3
Model/Manufacturer: I mac

Comment:

I was trying to free some memory and following the suggestions in the troubleshooter on my mac. After doing so, I restarted the computer and now I get a message saying "Ram is too big. It has been turned off" then it says to restart. When I restart, I get the same message. I do not have the original keyboard so my command keys do not work. I tried the system restore from the disc but can't start it up from the disc either. Any suggestion??? Any and all will be appreciated greatly!

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Response Number 1

Name: dcurro
Date: July 8, 2008 at 12:46:04 Pacific

Reply: (edit)

it sounds similarly linked to virtual memory. do you remember making changes related to virtual memory settings...try reversing those settings and start up the computer in safe mode to do that

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Name: Intel 80486 (by meisinscotland)
Date: July 9, 2008 at 22:14:06 Pacific

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You Mac.
Medion MIM 2080
Toshiba T2130CT
Macintosh Performa 450
All working wonderfully.

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