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How to check one's computer RAM size?
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On Wednesday 26 Jan 2005 17:00, Paul Smith wrote:
Dear All
How to check one's computer RAM size?
Thanks in advance,
Paul
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How to check one's computer RAM size?
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Thanks a lot, Anne.
Paul
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Hello!
From what I've read, it is possible to write to dvd-ram disks, but
unfortunately I'm not sure how I can do that.
Any tips, please ?
TIA
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Ciao a tutti,
vorrei fare un ram drive, ma non so proprio da dove cominciare.
Qualcuno può darmi una mano?
Grazie a tutti, ENx
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From: CaMiX [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Linux ML [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 06, 2001 4:30 PM
Subject: [newbie-it] RAM
Ciao! Qualcuno mi saprebbe dire a grandi lineee (molto grandi) come
avviene
la gestione della memoria in Linux. Chiusa un'applicazione X, ad
Il 22:43, marted 06 febbraio 2001, scrivesti:
Dopo aver installato MDK 7.2 ,ho variato la mia ram da 64 a 128 mb.Il
sistema la riconosce da solo o si devono cambiare dei settaggi da
qualche parte? Ciao e grazie.
Io ho appena aggiunto un banco di RAM e Linux l'ha vista subito, al primo
Dopo aver installato MDK 7.2 ,ho variato la mia ram da 64 a 128 mb.Il
sistema la riconosce da solo o si devono cambiare dei settaggi da
qualche parte? Ciao e grazie.
Loris wrote:
Dopo aver installato MDK 7.2 ,ho variato la mia ram da 64 a 128 mb.Il
sistema la riconosce da solo o si devono cambiare dei settaggi da
qualche parte? Ciao e grazie.
Io non ho avuto problemi, l'ha riconosciuta da solo.
Se noti che il sistema nettamente pi veloce, allora li ha
At 01.09 07/02/2001 +0100, you wrote:
A quanto detto prima, devo appunto aggiungere che io uso proprio Grub
Corrado
Non difficile.
cerca la directory di Grub
apri con un editor il file menu.lst
ed aggiungi mem=128M
,cmq con Mandrake 7.2,
puoi usare anche DrakConf per settare la memoria
Ciao a tutti, utilizzo una distribuzione Linux Mandrake 7.2 su un PC con 128
MB di memoria. Ho intenzione di raddoppiare la RAM. Devo aumentare anche le
dimensioni della partizione di swap? Fino a quali dimensioni?
Grazie a chi vorr rispondermi...
Daniele
CTED]
Sent: Friday, January 19, 2001 8:43 PM
Subject: [newbie-it] RAM e partizione di SWAP
Ciao a tutti, utilizzo una distribuzione Linux Mandrake 7.2 su un PC con
128
MB di memoria. Ho intenzione di raddoppiare la RAM. Devo aumentare anche
le
dimensioni della partizione di swap? Fino a quali
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From: Stolf Francesco [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 22, 2000 7:53 PM
Subject: [newbie-it] ram?
Ciao a tutti ,sono ancora io che rompo scusatemi ma ho un altro piccolo
problemino:
i programmi tipo office e anche altri non si caricano è vanno spesso
Ciao a tutti ,sono ancora io che rompo scusatemi ma ho un altro piccolo
problemino:
i programmi tipo office e anche altri non si caricano è vanno spesso in
crash
da quando è stato installato mandrake
7.2 powerpack ,pochi giorni
fa,partizionando il disco e lasciando
anche windows(purtroppo devo
dear newbies;
i have 128mb sdram running on my system. My bios, windows and benchmark
programs detect it as 128mb too. but under linux mandrake 7.0 i see it as
64mb. I made a little search and learnt that ive to add line
"append="mem=128M"" at the end of my lilo.conf file but it didnt work
ozgur cagdas wrote:
dear newbies;
i have 128mb sdram running on my system. My bios, windows and benchmark
programs detect it as 128mb too. but under linux mandrake 7.0 i see it as
64mb. I made a little search and learnt that ive to add line
"append="mem=128M"" at the end of my lilo.conf
ozgur cagdas wrote:
dear newbies;
i have 128mb sdram running on my system. My bios, windows and benchmark
programs detect it as 128mb too. but under linux mandrake 7.0 i see it as
64mb. I made a little search and learnt that ive to add line
"append="mem=128M"" at the end of my lilo.conf
yes...and don't forget to run lilo from the command line before you
reboot. Hmm...I feel kinda funny saying that about linux. The word is
so seldom associated with the thing.
--
Mark
** =/\= No Penguins were harmed
Thanks to everybody who helped me,
I just wanted to add a little comment about "setting RAM". In SuSE Linux
(6.2), There has to be commas between parameters in /etc/lilo.conf .
Otherwise it doesn't work.
How are the other distros ?
Is there a lot differences like this
Hello list,
I'm having problems letting Linux know that I have 96 MB of RAM (it only
sees 64 MB). I tried edit lilo.conf file adding a parameter in the append
line :
append="hdb=ide_scsi,mem=96M"
But it doesn't work. The memory is still at 64MB and /dev/hdb remains an
IDE
Martin Marier wrote:
Hello list,
I'm having problems letting Linux know that I have 96 MB of RAM (it only
sees 64 MB). I tried edit lilo.conf file adding a parameter in the append
line :
append="hdb=ide_scsi,mem=96M"
append="hdb=ide-scsi mem=96M"
^^
To the List:
I have an Athlon 550 based system, FIC motherboard with 96 Megs of
PC-100 DRAM.
I have installed Mandrake 6.5.
Why does the system report only 64 Megs of RAM?
I've checked the messages file in /var/log, I've looked at the KDE panel
and the memory reported is always 64 Megs.
Is there
: Jon Hunter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 7:00 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Appending Ram
I don't know if it is too long but perhaps it is the two (2)
copies of
ide2=0xcc00,0xd002 ide3=0xd800,0xdc02
throwing you off...
Perhaps you should copy the linux
I've read several posts on memory. Linux only
recognises 64mb instead of 128mb of my memory. Below is lilo.conf
boot=/dev/hde8map=/boot/mapinstall=/boot/boot.bvga=normaldefault=linuxkeytable=/boot/us.kltdisk=/dev/hde
I don't know if it is too long but perhaps it is the two (2)
copies of
ide2=0xcc00,0xd002 ide3=0xd800,0xdc02
throwing you off...
Perhaps you should copy the linux labeled area to a new
name, remove the second copy of IDE statements.
Rerun lilo, boot it, try it, and see what happens...
Bob
Bob said:
I've read several posts on memory. Linux only recognises 64mb instead of
128mb of my memory. Below is lilo.conf
append="ide2=0xcc00,0xd002 ide3=0xd800,0xdc02
ide2=0xcc00,0xd002 ide3=0xd800,0xdc02 mem=128M" read-only
I had to use 124M because my onboard video uses 4M.
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Lane
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cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject: Re: [newbie] Missing Ram -- Append?
If I don't have it, my cdwriter won't work.
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actually, I had to put
append="hdd=ide-scsi mem=256M"
Thanks thogh, got me closer
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 15, 2000 5:17 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Missing Ram -- Append?
did the append line work for you
6:30
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Steve Flynn/UK/Contr/IBM)
Subject: [newbie] Missing Ram -- Append?
I have 256mb of ram, but linux only shows 64. I got a not from someone
telling me to add the line:
apppend="mem=256"
to my lilo.conf fil
If I don't have it, my cdwriter won't work.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 14, 2000 11:33 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] Missing Ram -- Append?
I believe it should be
mem=256M
Either way, try something like
append="hd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I believe it should be
mem=256M
One thing that kept that statement from working for me for a while was
my failing to subtract the 4M that my onboard video was using.
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Lane
Lane Lester / Madison County, Georgia USA
Getting where I want to be with Corel
I have 256mb of ram, but linux only shows 64. I got a not from someone
telling me to add the line:
apppend="mem=256"
to my lilo.conf file. The probelm is, there is already one there for
something else. How do I combine the two(lilo won't run until there's only
one)?
The I tried to put:
I have 256mb of ram, but linux only shows 64. I got a not from someone
telling me to add the line:
apppend="mem=256"
to my lilo.conf file. The probelm is, there is already one there for
something else. How do I combine the two(lilo won't run until there's only
one)?
The I tried to put:
At 05:45 PM 2/7/00 -0800, you wrote:
OK, i had MDK 6.1 on my syatem a week ago, and in my lilo.conf file i added
append="mem=128M"
to get all my 128M of RAM supported. But now with MDK 7, this does crap,
and I
still get 64Ms at boot. Running Netscape and other things all at once
*deserve*
all
OK, i had MDK 6.1 on my syatem a week ago, and in my lilo.conf file i added
append="mem=128M"
to get all my 128M of RAM supported. But now with MDK 7, this does crap, and I
still get 64Ms at boot. Running Netscape and other things all at once *deserve*
all my RAM, but i just cant get it
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
with a standard dvd my cd-r just spits them backout. Will it write to a
standard cd-r?
According to the manufacturer's web page, no. I haven't gotten the
drive yet so I'm not sure from personal experience. I suspect I can
trust them on this.
I think it's safe to
There seems to be a lot of information out there about using the
recordable CD formats but I was wondering, does anyone know what is
involved in getting started with a scsi DVD-RAM drive? Is there an
FAQ or project you can point me to? Thanks.
--
Traci Collins, MA
Professor of Computer
On Sat, 1 Jan 2000, Traci Collins wrote:
There seems to be a lot of information out there about using the
recordable CD formats but I was wondering, does anyone know what is
involved in getting started with a scsi DVD-RAM drive? Is there an
FAQ or project you can point me to? Thanks.
Axalon Bloodstone wrote:
_basicly_ it's no different than any other cdwriter. execute
cdrecord -scanbus and it should pick it up no problem. You just need to
make sure you don't go over the size when you do your mkisofs. Theres
maybe a link on the cdrecord homepage to a gui util that won't
On Sun, 26 Dec 1999, you wrote:
I am having troubles with Linux not recgnizing my 128mb of ram. I added the
append RAM=128MB to my lilo.conf, but it didn't work. By the way, this is
caldera 2.3. Please help.
The line you need to add is: append 'mem=128mb'
(Including quotes.) NOT
Seung-woo Nam [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think append line should read:
append=mem=128mb
Seung-woo Nam
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I think you need quotation marks (") following the first = and after the mb.
append="mem=128mb"
Mike
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Michael Scottaline
Linux 2.2.13
Yes, you have to put this line in the lilo.conf file.
append="mem=128mb"
Then run the
/sbin/lilo
Charlotte
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From: Michael Scottaline [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 27, 1999 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: [Re: [new
I think append line should read:
append=mem=128mb
Seung-woo Nam
Payne Stanifer wrote:
I am having troubles with Linux not recgnizing my 128mb of ram. I added the
append RAM=128MB to my lilo.conf, but it didn't work. By the way, this is
caldera 2.3. Please help.
Payne
I am having troubles with Linux not recgnizing my 128mb of ram. I added the
append RAM=128MB to my lilo.conf, but it didn't work. By the way, this is
caldera 2.3. Please help.
Payne
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I have a problem with Linux Mandrae 6.0 (Venus). When I boot
up my computer, the BIOS reads that I have 65535 K of ram (64 megs).
However, when I reach the Shell Log In screen, the system reports that
I have only 16 megs of RAM.
What's the deal? what do I do to make it detect
On Fri, 10 Sep 1999, you wrote:
I have a problem with Linux Mandrae 6.0 (Venus). When I boot
up my computer, the BIOS reads that I have 65535 K of ram (64 megs).
However, when I reach the Shell Log In screen, the system reports that
I have only 16 megs of RAM.
What's the deal? what
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a problem with Linux Mandrae 6.0 (Venus). When I boot
up my computer, the BIOS reads that I have 65535 K of ram (64 megs).
However, when I reach the Shell Log In screen, the system reports that
I have only 16 megs of RAM.
What's the deal?
What's the deal? what do I do to make it detect my 64 megs of
RAM?
Can you post the output of the 'free' command? Also, try 'dmesg | grep
Memory' and send that too.
Sure can!
(By the way, at the LILO prompt, I can type "linux mem=64M" and it will
work just fine, but
Thanks Steve ,
The reason i was planning to go with the large ram is mostly for the windows side of
the system.
There are some tools I use that aren't ported to linux as of yet.
i was just concerned that Linux might have a little trouble with it. I will be able
to spare room for the
I'm building myself a system up. I was planning to run 256 megs of sdram in the
system. I have always heard that linux can't see over 256 megs of ram. So, my
question is would i still need a swap partition?
Thanks
Steven
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