>What is the maximum Linux will use without making the changes discussed here? Just
>for curiosity, because I have 64M and want to be sure that I am using it all.
Anything higher than 64MB requires the entry.
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On Sun, 3 May 1998, Webmaster wrote:
> What is the maximum Linux will use without making the changes discussed here? Just
>for curiosity, because I have 64M and want to be sure that I am using it all.
>
:-)))
1) at prompt type `free` and read the output :-)
2) the maximum got by kernel witho
What is the maximum Linux will use without making the changes discussed here? Just for
curiosity, because I have 64M and want to be sure that I am using it all.
thanks
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On 5/2/98, at 11:29 PM, Maxwell Smart wrote:
>On 02-May-98 Dave Watts wrote:
>> I ha
On 02-May-98 Dave Watts wrote:
> I have 80M of RAM and would like Linux to see and use it. I have been
> following the mails regarding adding a line to the lilo.conf file, but I
> would like to know exactly where to put it in the file. The following is
> my lilo.conf file. If it makes a differenc
At 04:35 PM 5/2/98 +, you wrote:
>I have 80M of RAM and would like Linux to see and use it. I have been
>following the mails regarding adding a line to the lilo.conf file, but I
>would like to know exactly where to put it in the file. The following is
>my lilo.conf file. If it makes a differen
I have 80M of RAM and would like Linux to see and use it. I have been
following the mails regarding adding a line to the lilo.conf file, but I
would like to know exactly where to put it in the file. The following is
my lilo.conf file. If it makes a difference, could someone tell me
exactly where t
