Max. memory on 164LX

[Steven Moix]

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Not really as far as I know. The best you can do in software is to read the
SPD (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_Presence_Detect) on the memory
modules. Usually, it only provides some info about the timings. Sometimes,
these SPD modules are even badly programmed, which leads to problems on
some motherboards if they auto-detect the timing settings to use.

Steven

> 
> Are there any ways to know model numbers of installed memory modules
> without
> opening housings, i.e. with some kinds of softwares (which run on, of
> course, linux)
> or firmwares (e.g. SRM)?
> 
> Yours,
> Kazuyoshi