How much memory can I add?

I have a Blueberry Clamshell with 9.2.1 on it. It's a PPC G3, 300 MHz, and 3 GB (capacity 3.24 GB). I bought it new back in '99 (?). I added memory 128 MB a few years ago, bringing the memory up to 160 MB. I want to switch the 128 MB with a 256 MB card, but I don't know if that's possible. (The iBook quick start manual says 128 is the maximum add).
So, can I put a 256 MB card in and have the iBook still work?

Mr Totes is correct, but there is a footnote*
* You must first be certain you have the latest firmware**
** To install the latest firmware, you must be running Mac OS 9.x from a writeable Disk (not a CD).
88007- iBook Firmware Update 2.4 Document and Software
Apple documents do not discuss running larger SODIMMs in those Macs because Apple never tested them. If the computer goes out of production before they get around to testing larger memories, they never DO test them, and they won't change their documentation to endorse the use of larger memories if they have not tested them.

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