Which version of linux are you using.
I use Redhat 6.0 with the 2.2.5smp kernel, and have no problem accessing all
the ram (768mb). I know in older versions of linux (like redhat 5.2) you
need to add a line to lilo.conf like:
append="mem=128m"
Also where you add this line is important. Other users have found that it
works best to put it just before the image line. So...
append="mem=128m"
image=/boot/vmlinuz
After this addition, execute the lilo command then reboot. Good luck
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> Subject: Linux SMP question.
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> Hi,
>
> I am using the ABIT BP6 motherboard with 2 Celeron 466 and 128 MB RAM.
>
> Most of the Linux I tried know that there are 2 CPU and use SMP kernel,
> however, all of them only find 64 MB RAM. Please tell me why, is there a
> bug?
>
> When I use NT, it knows there are 2 CPUs and 128 MB RAM.
>
> Regards
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