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By Wreckboymp1g Thu Mar 15, 2007 3:00 pm
I upgraded to os 2.10 just so i could chop samples and now i can't even load or chop samples that i recorded. Has anyone else got this message before. this is the reason why i asked about getting more ram. or is it because i didn't format my internal memory after upgrading
By sparq Thu Mar 15, 2007 4:11 pm
Wreckboymp1g wrote:I upgraded to os 2.10 just so i could chop samples and now i can't even load or chop samples that i recorded. Has anyone else got this message before. this is the reason why i asked about getting more ram. or is it because i didn't format my internal memory after upgrading
you are still working with the default 16mb. RAM. Actually 11MB cause 5mb are from the internal sounds. You have to upgrade to 128mb RAM

By Still Philosophy Mon Mar 19, 2007 10:08 am
I've just had a similar message, i've got a 32MB but when I switch it on, it's says 16MB.

How you you update it and let it know your using a 32MB card?

Cheers.

By Still Philosophy Mon Mar 19, 2007 12:22 pm
OK, i've just been told Insufficient Memory is not the memory card, its the
RAM-memory. When I turn the MP on it's saying 16MB.

How should I free space up on the RAM-Memory?

By sparq Mon Mar 19, 2007 3:49 pm
Still Philosophy wrote:OK, i've just been told Insufficient Memory is not the memory card, its the
RAM-memory. When I turn the MP on it's saying 16MB.

How should I free space up on the RAM-Memory?
refer to my above post. you can get 128mb of RAM relatively cheap in cost.
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By Hamzter Mon Mar 19, 2007 4:14 pm
sparq wrote:
Still Philosophy wrote:OK, i've just been told Insufficient Memory is not the memory card, its the
RAM-memory. When I turn the MP on it's saying 16MB.

How should I free space up on the RAM-Memory?
refer to my above post. you can get 128mb of RAM relatively cheap in cost.


I was able to pick up a 256mb SODIMM CL3 Toshiba for $25 delivered new off of eBay.

all you have to do is look for these particular specs of the RAM and you are good to go...

now when I boot up I see 128mb.

By Still Philosophy Tue Mar 20, 2007 8:47 am
OK, that's good, i'll defiantely look into that.

What's about for now, I can't get past the slicing stage so I can't make beats...what do I need to delete to create space?

Thanks.
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By rinseout Tue Mar 20, 2007 12:41 pm
Just delete all programs and samples you dont need from your ram, avoid autoloading stuff you dont need.
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By rinseout Tue Mar 20, 2007 1:21 pm
Seems to be right, i wasnt sure if its 144pin, googled the product and it is.
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By Cap_Ill Tue Mar 20, 2007 1:58 pm
i ordered that same RAM from Newegg.com yesterday for $30 US.

after a year i REALLY need that upgrade.

took me damn long enough.

can

By Wreckboymp1g Tue Mar 20, 2007 2:33 pm
rinseout wrote:Just delete all programs and samples you dont need from your ram, avoid autoloading stuff you dont need.



that's easy to say but hard to do because you can't erase the internal memory.
By Wreckboymp1g Tue Mar 20, 2007 2:34 pm
rinseout wrote:Just delete all programs and samples you dont need from your ram, avoid autoloading stuff you dont need.



that's easy to say but hard to do because you can't erase the internal memory. (rinse out)
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By rinseout Tue Mar 20, 2007 2:43 pm
Cant you set an emty folder to autoload with the akai os? Cant remember, JJ all the way.

And btw i was speaking of RAM, just delete all programs and press purge, so it should be completely empty (except for the seqs of course)