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From: Taufik Islam <tislam@in4.doitnow.com>
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Subject: 128MB ram
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I am thinging of upgrading my ram size from 64M to 128MB.
Do i have to do anything special ?

I though I can just shutdown the machine put the extra ram and start the 
machine and configure the BIOS.