Randall R Schulz wrote: > On Monday 04 June 2007 20:35, Joseph Loo wrote: >> Frank Fiene wrote: >>> I've installed additional 2GB of RAM into my Thinkpad Z61p. My >>> kernel (latest SUSE-10.2-64bit) sees only 3GB of 4GB! >>> >>> Do i have to setup anything to see the whole memory? >>> >>> Regards, Frank. >> Are you running the kmp kernel? If you started with < 4 mbytes, I >> believe it will automatically load the smp kernel, which does not >> have the capability to see the 4 Gbytes. the KMP kernel allows you to >> see the full memory. > > In openSUSE 10.2 the SMP / non-SMP distinction is gone. Only a generic, > SMP-capable kernel is distributed. > > Furthermore, SMP / non-SMP distinction does not relate to physical > memory addressing range. That's PAE, which the 10.2 kernel is also > capable of utilizing (on 32-bit processors that have the PAE hardware). > > >> -- >> Joseph Loo > > > Randall Schulz I did not say smp I said kmp. It represents the kernel dealing with large address space.
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