>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.
Because it asks the BIOS the amount od RAM, and the BIOS won't report more
then 64 MB.
Specifing more memory than you actually have leads to kernel crashes..
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 speci
