"Michael R. Batchelor" wrote:
> > I guess I'm going to have
> > to download a data sheet and find out how this thing really works.
>
> How about giving us a little tutorial if you figure it out?
I just downloaded the data sheets and found that they run a few hundred
pages. It might take a while
"Michael R. Batchelor" wrote:
> > I guess I'm going to have
> > to download a data sheet and find out how this thing really works.
>
> How about giving us a little tutorial if you figure it out?
I just downloaded the data sheets and found that they run a few hundred
pages. It might take a while
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000 14:38:43 andy b wrote:
> ok... I bought 127 megs of ram to add to my 64 megs
> my bios recognises 192 megs... but Linux only recognises 64 (even if I only
> put
> in the 128 meg module)
> it would be nice to triply my ram... any ideas?
>
Try booting with
lilo: linux mem=192M
Jeff Cours wrote:
> > actual) is specific to your motherboard chipset as it reserves 1 megabyte of
> > the system RAM for use by the video display.
> Thanks for the info. What confused me is that the chipset is rated for
> 4MB video memory, but it's only remapping 1MB. I guess I'm going to have
>
Makis Marmaridis wrote:
> This behaviour (having to set the total memory to a meg less than the
> actual) is specific to your motherboard chipset as it reserves 1 megabyte of
> the system RAM for use by the video display.
>
> I have seen the mem parameter normally working by using the full amoun
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: Re: [expert] here is the $170 question ^__^
>
>
> On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, andy b wrot
On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, andy b wrote:
> ok... I bought 127 megs of ram to add to my 64 megs
> my bios recognises 192 megs... but Linux only recognises 64 (even if I only put
> in the 128 meg module)
> it would be nice to triply my ram... any ideas?
Have you tried using the "mem=" switch in the boot
andy b wrote:
>
> ok... I bought 127 megs of ram to add to my 64 megs
> my bios recognises 192 megs... but Linux only recognises 64 (even if I only put
> in the 128 meg module)
> it would be nice to triply my ram... any ideas?
Maybe my old brain has dredged out details from 1992, but what
happen
