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Hi Fide,
Please provide the following two pieces of information:
1.) The exact amount of RAM shown by the test
2.) The output of the command 'uname -a'
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Hi Brendan,
1) The exact amount of Ram is 4GB
2) this the output of the command 'uname -a': Linux ubuntu-EASYNOTE-TN65
3.0.0-12-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 14:50:42 UTC 2011 i686 i686 i386
GNU/Linux
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Hi Fidel,
I asked actually what was the exact number shown by the test, you said
it was 3GB in your comment, I wanted to know did it say 3.0GB or 3.8GB
ir something like that.
Anyway, can you also say if you installed 64-bit Ubuntu or 32-bit?
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Hi Brendan,
the test says 3.0Gb. I installed 32-bit Ubuntu.
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uname -a output indicates this system is running the stock 32-bit kernel
(non-PAE). This is why the system has access to only (and exactly) 3.0
GB of RAM.
There are two ways for the system to see (and fully take advantage of )
your 4 GB of RAM:
1- Install linux-generic-pae
2- Reinstall the system
Since you confirmed you're running 32-bit, I'll reiterate what Daniel
said and mark this bug invalid. The purpose of the test isn't to tell
you how much physical RAM you have installed, it's to check the OS can
access it all. This is very simply because you're using the wrong kernel
for the amount
** Summary changed:
- RAM does not read good
+ RAM does not read good in 32-bit Ubuntu 11.10 on Packard Bell EASYNOTE TN-65
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