ancient laptop memory?

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Hi folks!

I'm trying to put my old Dell Latitude CPi P133 laptop to good use!
I've installed ClarkConnect 2.0 on it, plus two pcmcia NICs (3c589c 10Mb
cards) to have it function as a firewall/router/gateway for home. As it
doesn't have a cdrom, I did the ftp install from floppy, which worked
great using the existing pcmcia nics (and a redhat 9.0 pcmcia driver
disk), however I'm having problems getting it up and running, post
installation. I believe it has something to do with ClarkConnect's
requirements of 64mb, of which I only have 32 (2x16). *sigh* Anybody
have a couple extra old 32MB laptop memory modules that may work in this
beast? It's a Pentium 133 -- With MMX Technology!! It's not worth it
for me to spend the $50 here:
http://www.18004memory.com/searchmodel.asp?criteria=311-6359
<http://www.18004memory.com/searchmodel.asp?criteria=311-6359&oem_client
=oem&exact_partial=exact> &oem_client=oem&exact_partial=exact

Thanks!!

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Hi folks!<o:p></o:p>

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I’m trying to put my old Dell Latitude CPi P133 laptop to good =
use!  I’ve installed ClarkConnect
2.0 on it, plus two pcmcia NICs
(3c589c 10Mb cards) to have it function as a firewall/router/gateway for
home.  As it doesn’t =
have a cdrom, I did the ftp install from floppy, which =
worked
great using the existing pcmcia nics
(and a redhat 9.0 pcmcia
driver disk), however I’m having =
problems
getting it up and running, post installation.  I believe it has something to =
do with ClarkConnect’s requirements of 64mb, of =
which I only
have 32 (2x16)… *sigh*   Anybody
have a couple extra old 32MB laptop memory modules that may work in this
beast?  It’s a =
Pentium 133 --  =
With MMX
Technology!!   =
It’s not
worth it for me to spend the $50 here:<o:p></o:p>

<a
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p;oem_client=3Doem&exact_partial=3Dexact">http://www.18004memory.com/=
searchmodel.asp?criteria=3D311-6359&oem_client=3Doem&exact_partia=
l=3Dexact</a><o:p></o:p>

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Thanks!!  =
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