Re: [NTLK] Bootstrapped! D'oh!

Keyth,
Press the 'Extras' key along the top left corner.
Now on the left bottom corner of the screen there is an [i]
Tap the 'i' and a window will open giving the options 'Memory Info' and
/Credits'.
Tap 'Memory Info' and the Memory Info window will open.

It should have a System RAM Installed of 900K plus if it's an Stock eMate
300.
It should have a System RAM Installed of almost 4000K if it's upgraded (I
forget the exact number as my eMate 300 in front of me is non-stock and
reads 4008K because it has ROM Version 2.2.00-0 in it...

Hope this step by step walk thru helps... :-)

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God bless,
Sonny Hung
the Hung Family
On 3/3/06, Keyth Owen <keyth.owen@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> It's not really an issue now. I've got a genuine Apple Newton 2100
> power supply coming, and the frankenadapter from Wegener is not going
> near my hardware. I don't want to take that kind of chance!
>
> Now... Question: How do I check my eMate's memory and other system
> profile info? My memory upgrade from Knowledge Navigator arrived
> (thanks!) and I want to see what it's doing in there! I don't have any
> demanding applications on the eMate yet, so I'm not really able to
> notice much change (it's not like the basic text program seems any
> faster!) but I know it's got to be helping.
>
> Thanks for all the input!
>
> Keyth
>
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