Jaguar wrote: > Also check your CMOS and see if you have enabled "MEMORY HOLE 15 - 16 MB" (not > even sure why this is available as I have never found a use for it) if it is > enabled..disable it. > HTH > Jaguar > As far as I have understood it (in very short/popular terms), the 'memory hole 15 - 16 mb' is a successor to the 'ram-limit' at 640 kb. In the 'old' days, when the 86-family of processors/computers were developed, they made space for the VGA-extension just above the limit at 640 kb, so when the computers got 'bigger' they reserved a new pice for the SVGA. > > Bill Gerber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Linux will normally see 64M of ram; as yours sees only 16M I suspect > > that you have mismatched dimms, either brand or speed or both. Try > > changing the order of the dimms in the sockets maybe with the biggest > > capacity dimm in slot 1 and see if linux sees more. In any case to use > > more than 64M do the following...
