Marcio,
Something in my logic tells me that you could be missing one critical extension. This one is called 'Mode32'. I say this only because you mention more RAM than what the Mac can understand. Some of these Macs based on the 68020 and 68030 processors had a memory address of only 24-bits. In other words, they were crippled from being a true 32-bit system. You can use file extensions/enablers like 'Mode32' to "patch" the Mac into being a 32-bit system. Some benefits, such as system speed and RAM maximum total, can be noticed after installing 'Mode32', but every Mac is different.
If you need a copy of Mode32, let me know and I'll email the file to you. Give it a try and report back to us with results.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Phreakout. :rambo:
Something in my logic tells me that you could be missing one critical extension. This one is called 'Mode32'. I say this only because you mention more RAM than what the Mac can understand. Some of these Macs based on the 68020 and 68030 processors had a memory address of only 24-bits. In other words, they were crippled from being a true 32-bit system. You can use file extensions/enablers like 'Mode32' to "patch" the Mac into being a 32-bit system. Some benefits, such as system speed and RAM maximum total, can be noticed after installing 'Mode32', but every Mac is different.
If you need a copy of Mode32, let me know and I'll email the file to you. Give it a try and report back to us with results.
Thanks and Best Regards,
Phreakout. :rambo: