On page 38 of the RedHat Installation Guide, they give an example of
using "linux mem=128M" to tell the kernel to use all 128M of ram.
Having 128 M of ram, I found this interesting, but can't find any
further discussion on the subject!!!!
Why would the kernel not use all available ram?
By specifying the above boot option, am I doing something that can be a
potential problem?
TIA
from puzzled in Toronto.
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