> You forgot the memory taken up by the kernel. This does not show up in
> with the free command. I have seen bigger discrepencys when you have
> onboard video - some systems use part of the main memory for video
> memory, and you select how much video ram in your BIOS.
>
> Mikkel
Right on Mikkel
Also, if the system is shadowing the system or video BIOS - you lose another
section.
If I turn OFF shadowing of ROMS in my PC I get exactly 131072 bytes showing
BEFORE Linux loads.
If I turn them on I get a lot less.
Also remember: 1Mb = 1024Kb - not 1000Kb as a lot of people tend to think.
I wouldn't worry - looks good to me.
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