Re: Upgrading Xbox RAM

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Hi,

> I'm looking at using xboxes as compute servers, are there anyway I
> can go from 64MB to say 256MB ? In my experience 64MB isnt
> typically enough for compute intensive applications. Please respond
> to my e-mail if you've had experience with swapping out the RAM
> chips.

It's possible to add another 64 MB in the four spare sockets on the=20
motherboard. I don't think it's possible to replace the existing RAM,=20
but I haven't tried.

As far as Linux is concerned support for more than 64 MB is untested=20
yet. That's likely to change, however. Today I got my additional 64=20
MB from Wolfsoft (http://www.wolfsoft.de). As soon as I find the time=20
to solder the chips I'll get the Linux on the box to support them.=20
I'll keep the list informed of any progress.

=2D -Oliver

PS: These kind of questions are better asked on xbox-linux-devel
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