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Anything I should know before adding more RAM??

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Hey guys, I am about to get four more gigs of RAM soon, which will give me 8GB total. I'm wondering if I need to do anything in order to not get a kernal panic or something crazy. I know that you have to do something during installation of OS X when you have over 4GB of RAM that you'll use, but I don't know if it's the same after you already have OS X and everything installed and working 100%.

I don't want to find out the hard way, so I'm asking before hand.

Thanks to anyone who can help me. :)
 
Hey guys, I am about to get four more gigs of RAM soon, which will give me 8GB total. I'm wondering if I need to do anything in order to not get a kernal panic or something crazy. I know that you have to do something during installation of OS X when you have over 4GB of RAM that you'll use, but I don't know if it's the same after you already have OS X and everything installed and working 100%.

I don't want to find out the hard way, so I'm asking before hand.

Thanks to anyone who can help me. :)

Repatching DSDT is required after changing the amount of RAM installed. Especially on the ProBook 4530s.
 
Could you please give me a quick few steps of how to do that? And obviously I would boot right back in after adding extra RAM, right? Since you're saying I have to repatch.

Will move this post as this is clearly not pertaining to a desktop...

Repatching DSDT is covered in the ProBook sticky guides.
 
Oh sorry. It's not real clear to me on this site where I should post things. Thanks a lot for your help, though.

If a forum has a sticky thread named "Desktop Only", then it is not for laptop questions.
 

Or search for 're-patch' in the above guide.


You should probably add a link in the Clover guide somewhere. Some how easy to find by looking for 're-patch' or 'repatch'...
 
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