On Thu, 11 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *- On 11 Feb, Raymond A. Ingles wrote about "Re: Greater than 64 MB memory"
> >
> > How old is your BIOS? Older BIOSes can only report 64MB of memory. Newer
> > ones have a new function that can report more. If your B
*- On 11 Feb, Raymond A. Ingles wrote about "Re: Greater than 64 MB memory"
> On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>> *- On 11 Feb, Garrick Chien Welsh wrote about "Re: Greater than 64 MB memory"
> [...]
>> When I switched to 2.2.1 I removed m
On Wed, 10 Feb 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> *- On 11 Feb, Garrick Chien Welsh wrote about "Re: Greater than 64 MB memory"
[...]
> When I switched to 2.2.1 I removed my mem=96m from my loadlin line and
> the kernel still only found 64M of memory. Strange. I wonder why t
On Thu, 11 Feb 1999, Garrick Chien Welsh wrote:
> The easiest way is to upgrade to a kernel later than 2.0.36 (2.2.1 would
> be preferable). Kernels before that don't recognise memory above 64M and
> and have to be told about it on the lilo configuration file. Like so.
>
> image=/bzImage
>roo
*- On 11 Feb, Garrick Chien Welsh wrote about "Re: Greater than 64 MB memory"
> The easiest way is to upgrade to a kernel later than 2.0.36 (2.2.1 would
> be preferable). Kernels before that don't recognise memory above 64M and
> and have to be told about it on the lilo con
The easiest way is to upgrade to a kernel later than 2.0.36 (2.2.1 would
be preferable). Kernels before that don't recognise memory above 64M and
and have to be told about it on the lilo configuration file. Like so.
image=/bzImage
root=/dev/hda5
label=linux
append='mem=80M'
read-only
Or you could download 2.0.36/2.2.1 kernel source, which should recognize
the memory.
At 11:29 AM 2/10/99 -0800, Mike Garfias wrote:
>Sebastian Canagaratna spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
>> I have just installed 80 MB memory ( old was 16, and I added
>> 64 MB ). I am using Debian linux
Sebastian Canagaratna spoke forth with the blessed manuscript:
> I have just installed 80 MB memory ( old was 16, and I added
> 64 MB ). I am using Debian linux 2.0.2. When the machine
> boots up it does not recognize the whole memory ( I believe
> it recognizes only about 64 MB. I did man lilo.con
On 10-Feb-99 Sebastian Canagaratna wrote:
> I have just installed 80 MB memory ( old was 16, and I added
> 64 MB ). I am using Debian linux 2.0.2. When the machine
> boots up it does not recognize the whole memory ( I believe
> it recognizes only about 64 MB. I did man lilo.conf but this
> did not
I have just installed 80 MB memory ( old was 16, and I added
64 MB ). I am using Debian linux 2.0.2. When the machine
boots up it does not recognize the whole memory ( I believe
it recognizes only about 64 MB. I did man lilo.conf but this
did not have any way of getting it to recognize the extra me
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