440BX can partially use memory larger then what is supported by seeing
them as being a max size supported module.
Single sided 512MB (what I used to test), becomes a 128MB.
A asymmetric 384MB double sided modules, with 256MB on one side and
128MB on the other. Becomes two sides with 128MB (a 256MB
Am Montag, den 26.04.2010, 03:01 +0200 schrieb Anders Jenbo:
> 440BX can partially use memory larger then what is supported by seeing
> them as being a max size supported module.
>
> Single sided 512MB (what I used to test), becomes a 128MB.
> A asymmetric 384MB double sided modules, with 256MB on
On 4/26/10 3:01 AM, Anders Jenbo wrote:
> 440BX can partially use memory larger then what is supported by seeing
> them as being a max size supported module.
>
> Single sided 512MB (what I used to test), becomes a 128MB.
> A asymmetric 384MB double sided modules, with 256MB on one side and
> 128MB
> > Single sided 512MB (what I used to test), becomes a 128MB.
> > A asymmetric 384MB double sided modules, with 256MB on one side
> and
> > 128MB on the other. Becomes two sides with 128MB (a 256MB module).
> > This is also enabled in at least some BIOSs (GA-BXC).
> >
> > The patch also cleans up
On 4/26/10 4:24 PM, Anders Jenbo wrote:
> Stefan, since you acked the patch, should I still correct the typos that Paul
> pointed out and split it in to a patch, one with the added memory support and
> one with the cleaned white space?
>
That would be awesome!
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Anders Jenbo wrote:
> should I still correct the typos that Paul pointed out and split it
> in to a patch, one with the added memory support and one with the
> cleaned white space?
Yes please. It's not only important to separate whitespace to make
review as easy as possible, but it is also very im
man, 26 04 2010 kl. 16:53 +0200, skrev Stefan Reinauer:
> On 4/26/10 4:24 PM, Anders Jenbo wrote:
>
> > Stefan, since you acked the patch, should I still correct the typos that
> > Paul pointed out and split it in to a patch, one with the added memory
> > support and one with the cleaned white s
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