*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 74179 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/74179
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 74179
Ubuntu kernel doesn't support =4GB memory
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116842
So why is it in Debian 4 (etch) i can do this
apt-get install linux-image-bigmem.
And also in older versions of Ubuntu.
Why is now that we are forced to use a 64bit kernel with workstation workloads
and wrestle with
flash ans skype and all those things.. Why not at least put a
Compiz does not work with the server kernel and install nvidia drivers from the
website complains about
installing the drivers on a xen kernel even though I installed
linux-image-server.What gives?
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
Extra special needs non-corforming with the baseline users -
instructions about the advanced situations for the newbies please.
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** bug changed to question:
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/31506
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Generic 32 bit kernel
Does the server kernel has any other differences like timeslice length
etc?
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
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Assignee: Nanley Chery (nanoman) = (unassigned)
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
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How about a PAE-enable kernel as option after installation?
The bug sure isn't invalid.
It exists already. It is the server kernel.
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
How about a PAE-enable kernel as option after installation?
The bug sure isn't invalid.
It exists already. It is the server kernel.
At the time we came up with this issue (feisty), several module packages
had not been available for the -server kernel, therefore some things
(especially GPUs and
Compiling kernel with PAE support indeed gives the 32-bit kernel ability
to use 64 gigabytes of memory. However, single processes can still use
only max 3 gigabytes. There will be 3-6% performance hit for memory
operations. The worst part is that non-PAE supporting hardware will fail
booting with
non-PAE supporting hardware will fail booting with the kernel
Ouch, I admit that hurts.
Especially for non-x64-hardware where you have no workaround in
switching to the amd64 distro.
I guest PAE cannot be loaded lateron or switched active with a kernel line
parameter?
So what's left is either
How about a PAE-enable kernel as option after installation?
The bug sure isn't invalid.
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/116842
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More like bug #156804 is duplicate of this.
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
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This bug seems to be a duplicate of bug #156804.
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
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Here is it in Brainstorm:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/1553/
Any comment?
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Another one:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/2828/
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And another one:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/2516/
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And:
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/2238/
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Sorry, but this is not technically possible - if it was it would have
been implemented a long time ago. The only way to get 4GB ram support is
to use a 64-bit OS.
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Generic 32 bit kernel should be compiled with 64 GB memory support
Not at all impossible.
The kernelconfig is:
HIGMEM64G
and
HIGHMEM
Ubuntu Server is compiled with both these flags but not the desktop
version.
Using more than 4 GB ram has NOTHING to do with 32 vs 63 bit OS. Sure,
one process can use more than 4 GB ram but that is no big issue (yet).
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Status: Confirmed = Incomplete
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Still no 4GB+ support in Gutsy.
There SHOULD be a desktop-version of the kernel supporting HIMEM64G (64
GB memory).
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I just upgraded my memory to 4GB and am very disappointed that the
kernel only recognizes 3GB. With cheap memory and the growing
popularity of virtual machines, I think it is important that Ubuntu
support the larger memory sizes.
I am going to try the server version, but if it will not support
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