Yeah, tons of people. I wonder if someone's keeping a counter on this
topic... ;)
Solution is simple: see the append lines in /etc/lilo.conf? Edit them like this:
append = "mem=128M"
That should do the trick.
Before you want to do this, you might try booting linux this way at the lilo
prompt (just to make sure you don't screw things up if it don't work) :
linux mem=128M
Not sure if it needs quotes around the mem=128M part; don't think so.
If the system boots OK, then put the append line in /etc/lilo.conf
On Mar 17 Brent Pathakis wrote:
> Question,
>
> I just installed linux mandrake 7.0 -2. I have a
> amd athalon 500 with 128 mb of ram, but linux always
> shows 64mb (when I run the free command for the shell,
> or r in X).
>
> Anybody else have this problem?
>
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