Well, you are going to have to open it up at some time to put the new memory 
in. Just open it up twice! It should make opening it the second time easier.
-- 
<:-)Mike(-:>


On Tuesday 20 April 2004 14:22, tickticker wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a production system at a clients sandwiched physically in a place
> that makes cracking the hood on a production server difficult.  I also
> don't have the luxury of rebooting during off hours.
>
> Are they any methods or programs out there that will identify TYPE of
> memory on a running system so that I can purchase more?  Like pc-133 or
> DDR-2100 or whatever? Red Hat 7.3 not running X
>
> I have a gig and I need another.
>
> anthony
>
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