So they used the exact same solder pads, but turned it into a RAM SIMM slot instead? Hmm, interesting. They do some strange things that Apple, much like my MacBook which won't downclock DDR2-800 RAM to DDR2-667 (even though just about any PC will downdlock faster RAM)...all I can say is that I'm not surprised.
As for hacking in further RAM SIMM slots...hmm, that could be a possibility...but for now I'm quite happy leaving the LC630 DOS board in there with its two slots, both filled with 32MB SIMMs, giving me a grand total of 68MB :O
As for hacking in further RAM SIMM slots...hmm, that could be a possibility...but for now I'm quite happy leaving the LC630 DOS board in there with its two slots, both filled with 32MB SIMMs, giving me a grand total of 68MB :O