So, last night, after putting in my new memory (thanks all, for the responses.
Alleviated my worries about swap space size), I reboot my machine.
Front screen and CMOS report ~768M of memory. LILO starts up, I choose Linux,
everything looks great.
I press ESC to see the verbose startup report
J. David Boyd wrote:
So, last night, after putting in my new memory (thanks all, for the
responses. Alleviated my worries about swap space size), I reboot my
machine.
Front screen and CMOS report ~768M of memory. LILO starts up, I
choose Linux, everything looks great.
I press ESC to see the
On Thursday 20 January 2005 13:15, J. David Boyd wrote:
So, last night, after putting in my new memory (thanks all, for the
responses. Alleviated my worries about swap space size), I reboot my
machine.
Front screen and CMOS report ~768M of memory. LILO starts up, I choose
Linux, everything
Derek Jennings wrote:
No you do not need to change any settings for 768M.
If you had 1 M of memory you would need to use a different kernel to address
the high memory, but you could still use the standard kernel. It would simply not see the high memory.
silly mode on
1 M of memory? I don't
