If the max is 256MB you can put more in it, but the system may not boot, and if it does, it will not recognize the extra RAM. That is a physical board/firmware limitation to the amount of RAM that the motherboard will support.
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If the max is 256MB you can put more in it, but the system may not boot, and if it does, it will not recognize the extra RAM. That is a physical board/firmware limitation to the amount of RAM that the motherboard will support.
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