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Bakala2000
12-16-2000, 04:47 AM
If I upgrade my RAM from 128mb to 384MB will i notice a difference. Some people say no. I need a larger number of inputs.
mdwatts
12-16-2000, 10:55 AM
Quit all your cross posting already. Every forum I visit, I see your same postS. Geeez

Pick the appropriate forum, post your question and wait for an answer. Besides this post is not exactly a life and death situation.
mdwatts
12-16-2000, 10:57 AM
Read this http://www.linuxnewbie.org/cgi-bin/faq/faqw.py?req=all#1.6
mdwatts
12-16-2000, 11:16 AM
I don't mean to give you a hard time and I don't want to get flamed for this, so here's the proof.

Cable Connection & Booting Problem (General)
Cable Connection Help (General)
Upgrade Ram (General)
Cable Connection Help (Hardware)
Upgrade Ram (Hardware)
Cable Connection & Booting Problem (Technical)
Upgrade Ram (Technical)
Cable Connection Help (Technical)

I, among others would be more than happy to assist you with whatever knowledge we have. I, myself will not help no matter if I have the exact solution if I see an abuse in cross posting.

Remember that LNO is a FREE service. I have yet to see a pay check from here. It is based on the dedication and of people willing to give up some of their time to help others. I have never posted a question at LNO, but I have replied with over 400 responses to attempt to help others. And I am still a newbie. The reason I do not post questions you may ask? There is no need to at least I think. With the FAQ's, NHF's, How-To's, man pages, books and the most important, all the posts in all the forums. That is how I learn.

Anyways, please do not let my ranting turn you off from LNO. Just adhere to the rules as specified by the owners and you'll do just fine.
Strike
12-16-2000, 02:59 PM
yes, mdwatts has just done an excellent job pointing something out - it has been bothering me too. Please just pick a forum and post in ONE only. Also, please use the Forum Search (http://www.linuxnewbie.org/cgi-bin/ubbcgi/search.cgi?action=intro) to look for possible solutions before posting, as well as the FAQ (http://www.linuxnewbie.org/cgi-bin/faq/faqw.py) and the NHFs (http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf). Cheers.