On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, aphro wrote:
> its probably best to leave 1MB free when using the append option for most
> boards, so tell linux u got 127MB instead of 128 sometimes allocating
> every last bit of ram can cause problems(sometimes minor sometimes major).
Only if your motherboard is broken. Te
make sure you got the line right i believe it is:
append="mem=128M"
been a while since i used it though, the easiest way to see free ram is to
type 'free' or cat /proc/meminfo or use top or use dmesg and search for
the amount of ram it detects:
Memory: 127948k/131008k available (1068k kernel cod
On Mon, 7 Feb 2000, Lane Lester wrote:
> What command will tell me how much RAM Debian Linux thinks I have?
'free' will do it. The kernel publishes the information in /proc/meminfo.
> My BIOS, Win NT, and Win 98 all know I have 128M, but Corel Linux
> thinks I have only 64M. I've tried adding t
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