If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it is either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac. As far as the 256MB RAM, like RDKL pointed out, that is integrated into the LogicBoard itself and is not removable.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it is either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac. As far as the 256MB RAM, like RDKL pointed out, that is integrated into the LogicBoard itself and is not removable.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it is either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it is either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted. After that, perform a SMC and PRAM reset, which is always a good idea when introducing new hardware to a Mac.
If the RAM does not show in system profiler then it either not seated properly, it's bad, or simply not compatible with your machine. Please remove and re-insert the RAM stick, this time making sure you feel a slight thump when it is completely inserted.