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Re: Max. amount of memory

Start with the iSeries Handbook.  You may have to go back a couple of 
releases to get information about the S30.

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg249406.html?Open

Chris Rees
Southwest Missouri State University

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"Norbut, Jim" <Jim.Norbut@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in 
message news:27FDF6754DF8DF4B8FC96F5ED1E1A1580359EE53@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Is there a magic place that I can find the max. amount of memory

For my 2 iSeries machine(s).



One is a 9406-S30

One is a 9406-270



I can find physical specs and other related things...but not how much
memory they can handle.



Jim

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