I have to do this also, try this while booting your computer, at the lilo
prompt type in linux mem=128M and then see if all your memory is recognized,
if it is then you will want to use your favorite editor to edit lilo.conf and
add a line like this
append="mem=128M" if you already had an append line you will have to add this
statement to that line for example
append="mem=128M hdX=ide-scsi" the 2 options are separated by a space
Ray Fisher wrote:
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [Cooker] Memory Problem
>
> I am new to Linux and the Mandrake distro, I have made several attempts at
> making linux recognize the 128 megs of ram I have.
> I have also tried installing Redhat 6.1 with the same results. I have tried
> the several solutions I have seen posted in various "how to's" but linux
> still only recognizes 64 megs of ram. Does anyone have any
> recommendations?? Thanks in advance.
