Hello Chris,
according to my manuals and my experience with some 170's you have to leave
the 2x 32 MB(3001) base memory in the two slots (=bank one) closest to the
precessor module. The rest can be equipped with bigger modules (3002, 3004).
I would just try to fill up the rest with 3004's and see what's recognized by 
the
machine (manual IPL to DST, look in hardware manager)

Good luck and regards from sunny Germany, Philipp Rusch


Chris Bipes schrieb:

> My business partner says I cannot use the 3004 256MB memory sticks from my
> 720 in a 170, YET the Installation and Upgrade Guide says I can.  I
> currently have 8 3001 32MB memory sticks.  The manual I have is for V4R4.
> Can I go above the 832MB max memory on these boxes by using the 3004 256MB
> sticks?  I will have some of these after upgrading our 720 to an 820 and
> adding a couple of 1GB memory sticks.  I will have 4 3002 128MB and 2 3004
> 256MB sticks which will give me 1024MB of memory if I put it all in the
> 170-2291 but the V4R4 manual show a max of 832MB.  ( 2x32 + 6x128).  I do
> not trust my business partner any more.
>
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