David Miller wrote:
>
> It seems to only see the first 64M of the 256M of ram. Can anyone
> tell what is happening. When the system boots the memory test runs
> through all 256M.
>
Don't panic, old version of linux recognize only the first 64MB of
memory if more.
If it is the case, you just have to add in the lilo command line:
mem=256M
and normally linux should stat at the next boot 256MB.
If it is the case, I suggest you to upgrade your system.
Or perhaps is it a Bios pb that indicate only 64MB if more
( register limitation of some bios)...
but the mem=256M override the automatic test of ammount memory.
Chris.
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