On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Cameron Kaiser wrote: Yep. My Mileage Varied a lot. I did finally pick up that IIci last week (total cost 1 8M AGP PC video card) and got around to installing it the last 2 days. It wouldn't boot the A/UX install floppy at all with the 16M SIMMs installed. So I installed & upgraded to v3.1 with 20M. The MacOS 7.1-installed disk that it came with liked 80M just fine, after I turned on 32-bit addressing. So I was fairly sure the RAM itself is sound. I've put A/UX on the SE/30, the Q650, and now this IIci, and never seen the reboot failure associated with not making an Autorecovery disk slice. A/UX always boots right up, builds its kernel and wants to reboot. I have yet to get a Seagate drive to work in a Mac with its own terminators. Enter a 2-device cable and active terminator. So there. Never saw the flashing clock icon before either. My Mac battery bill has been awesome this year. Memory. After upgrading to A/UX 3.1, I can run 4 16M simms in Bank A. If I put the 4M simms in Bank A and the 32M simms in Bank B, I show 16M total. If I put the 16s in A and the 4s in B, the Mac thinks it has 100M. This may have something to do with the fact that the 16M simms are non-parity and the 4M simms are parity. I'm accepting clues. For that matter, I'm cool with just having 64M. I got into the spirit of the thing a couple of weeks ago & grabbed a DiiMO cache/CPU upgrade. ShaZaam! The benchmarks show ~40% overall performance boost, but the feel is much snappier. Cute little bugger. I might have to put NetBSD or Linux on it, if I can master sharing the harddrive. Am I remembering correctly that there's no drive size limitation? Doc