On Tuesday 25 February 2003 10:44 am, Fred Schroeder wrote: > Hi, > I have a Mandrake 9.0 system, in the machine I have put three 512Meg chips, > so it should have 1,536Meg of Ram. But in the system monitor, it only > shows 884Meg. What is up? When the machine boots, it says it has 1572864 > memory, so I think the machine sees the memory, but for some reason Linux > is not seeing it all. Do I need to change some setting on my system? > > TIA, > Fred
You need to change more than a setting OPen a terminal $ su password: (your rootpassword) # urpmi kernel-enterprise # exit Now boot with kernel-enterprise and you will see the extra memory The kernel is compiled specifically for a certain memory model (up to 1G) and for others you need other compiles. Kernel-enterprise covers 1G-64G Civileme
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