Hi,
I ran into the same problem - when I booted with memtest86+ 4.0 on my
Debian Squeeze box it only detected 640k (which made for a very quick
and successful test :)
I suspect this is related to #540572 and the use of multiboot.
I downloaded the memtest86+ bin directly from their site and changed
/etc/grub.d/20_memtest86+ to use that bin with linux16 instead of
multiboot and it runs and correctly detects the full amount of memory (I
tried the Debian memtest86+ binary image aswell but it failed to load,
presumably because it has been modified to work with multiboot).
-stephen
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