On Tuesday, January 14, 2003, at 01:43 PM, chris wrote:
> And FYI: I have heard reports that the SE/30 can actually use a max of
> 128 MB of ram (8 slots, 16 MB each slot). I myself have never tried it,
> but I have heard from others that have, and they say it works just 
> fine.
> Knowing that Apple writes their specs for many machines based on the 
> max
> that can be installed and tested at the time the machine is developed, 
> it
> doesn't surprise me in the least it can really handle 128 MB. 16 MB 
> chips
> probably didn't exist when the SE/30 was released.

I can say that 128 MB is definitely possible. I am right now running an 
SE/30 with 128 MB or RAM and NetBSD 1.6_STABLE.

Bryan