Ram upgrade problems/nightmares on MS-6340

Hi,
story so far: I have a 6340 ver:1 motherboard (it says so on my Motherboard) with two 128 MB sticks of RAM. I recently got a 512MB stick - its rated 64M x 64 - I used the Crucial.com scan to tell me what memory to use (shown below). The crucial scan showed my m/b as being 6340M, but I assume they are the same.
Crucial CT64M64S4D7E 512MB:
SDRAM, PC133 • CL=2 • Unbuffered • Non-parity • 133MHz • 3.3V • 64Meg x 64
I can't get the sytem to respond with the new 512 MB stick in it.
My m/b details are shown here:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/products/mainboard/mbd/pro_mbd_detail.php?UID=131
This states, "Supports a maximum memory size of 1GB (32M x 8)."
QUESTION 1: I take it this means the 64M x 64 512MB stick that Crucial recommended does not work on my system?
QUESTION 2: I think I get the 32M x 8 concept. For a double sided (DS) stick, this means 32M x 8 x 2 = 512 MB. OK.
What I dont get is the Crucial stick with what I assume is essentially 64M x 8 (I assume 8, since 8 chips on each side). Its DS, therefore 64M x 8 x 2 = 1024 MB. The Crucial is a 512 MB stick, so can someone please tell me what is wrong with my 'logic' here?
Phew! I've resisted all urges to swear so far. Replies appreciated.

dont think your board is the M
Infact i think its an oem board if you look back through posts here
evasham and other oems use it

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First go to the RIM web site and look to see if they have an uninstaller for the device you had. Some times a reinstall of the application and then running the uninstaller is required for complete removal.
If no uninstaller is available, then you will have to use Spotlight to find all items with 'Blackberry' and 'Rim' in the titles. I would also download EasyFind and use that to locate such files. Often it will locate items that Spotlight misses.
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Macbook late 2008 13" RAM upgrade?

So I have this old Macbook from 2008 called "Macbook Ultimo 2008".
The Macbook is not a pro model and the only aluminium from 2008.
Here's a guide on how to upgrade the RAM on my Mac from Apple: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1651#link2 .
Officially this Macbook was released with a maximum RAM capacity of 4GB in 2 slots. A new firmware update made it possible to upgrade all the way up to 8GB of memory. Article: http://blog.macsales.com/9102-secret-fir...ks-use-8gb .
Now i really want to know if i can just upgrade only 1 slot with a 4GB RAM card and keep one of my old RAM cards in there. This will let me have 6GB of memory.
I just don't know if the RAM are going to work together and if I have to upgrade to 8GB instead.
Yes, i could upgrade to only 4GB of memory but since i can upgrade all the way up to 8GB, I think I'm going to make it a bit faster than just 4GB.
The RAM I've looked at: http://translate.google.com/translate?sl...l7&act=url
Official memory card specifications:
"- Double Data Rate Small Outline Dual Inline Memory Module (DDR SO-DIMM) format
- 30mm
- 1 GB or 2 GB (Now up to 4GB)
- 204-pin
- PC3-8500 DDR3 1066 MHz Type RAM".
I'm not wanting to spend more than $60 on this!
Thanks for the help.

I have the same MacBook model (5,1 Late 2008). I managed to install 8GB of RAM without problems.
You need to update your EFI Boot ROM to MB51.007D.B03 to install more than 5GB.
Check in System Profiler what version of EFI Boot you have, if it's MB51.007D.B03, you can install 4+4 GB of RAM. Once you have ensured that the EFI Boot is the correct version, make sure tour O.S. is updated to OSX 10.6.6 (or newer version). I have OSX 10.8.3 with 8GB, the manufacturer is Samsung. No problems at all.

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