Hi everyone,
I've seen this issue come up before, and I've also seen Adrian's Digital Basement video fixing exactly the issue I'm facing. However, I can't seem to get my SE/30 to see more than 2MB of RAM. I have 4 x 1mb sticks installed in Bank A as well as 4 x 256k stick in Bank B and my SE/30 only reports 2MB! I have checked the traces for SIZ0/SIZ1 from the GLUE and they are both fine, I've also reflowed the GLUE chip and I'm still getting the same issue.
It seems that my SE/30 thinks that I have 256k RAM sticks installed (no matter what size sticks I put in). I do get it to boot, but it reports 2MB within System 7. If I install 4 x 1mb sticks I get a sad mac (which is understandable). I sadly don't have an oscilloscope so I have no way to check what the output is on SIZ0/SIZ1, or, if it is even those two pins I should be focusing on.
Any help would be more than appreciated as I am really stuck with this one!
I've seen this issue come up before, and I've also seen Adrian's Digital Basement video fixing exactly the issue I'm facing. However, I can't seem to get my SE/30 to see more than 2MB of RAM. I have 4 x 1mb sticks installed in Bank A as well as 4 x 256k stick in Bank B and my SE/30 only reports 2MB! I have checked the traces for SIZ0/SIZ1 from the GLUE and they are both fine, I've also reflowed the GLUE chip and I'm still getting the same issue.
It seems that my SE/30 thinks that I have 256k RAM sticks installed (no matter what size sticks I put in). I do get it to boot, but it reports 2MB within System 7. If I install 4 x 1mb sticks I get a sad mac (which is understandable). I sadly don't have an oscilloscope so I have no way to check what the output is on SIZ0/SIZ1, or, if it is even those two pins I should be focusing on.
Any help would be more than appreciated as I am really stuck with this one!
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