Re: Adding memory -- model 170

[Kirk Goins <kgoins@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Open the left side
Near the bottom running horz. is a cover you remove and the riser pulls out if I
remeber correctly.

Tom Liotta wrote:
>
> To anybody:
>
> I've added and removed a lot of different kinds of hardware to various 
>AS/400s, but I've never had to actually add memory. I have memory to add, and 
>I have a 170 to add it to. But I can't see where in the blasted thing it goes. 
>Tape drive? No problem, was easy. Disk drives? Also easy, they all are working 
>great.
>
> But there just doesn't seem to be any sockets for these memory sticks; nor 
>does it seem like they'd need some board that'd take up one of the available 
>slots.
>
> Anybody have any hints?
>
> Thanks.
> Tom Liotta
>
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