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I have an HP Multimedia6140S running 3.2-RELEASE.

It came with 16mb RAM, but I got 32mb more and put it in the system. Now I 
want to put that 32mb in another system I have. However, when I remove the 
32mb and try to mount /dev/acd0a I get:

/kernel: acd0: read_toc failed

acd0: read_toc failed

cd9660: Input/output error


Any idea why removing 32mb RAM (but the system still has 16mb) would cause 
this type of problem, and if there is a way around it (short of putting the 
RAM back in)?

TIA
Espo


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