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Re: LILO and Memory
Yup, that's what I did, and it worked. Although it was:
append "mem=128M"
I looked at the list archive, and found a discussion about this from just
recently. I guess I should have done that first :/
Koree
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On Tue, 19 Dec 2000, David A. Glass wrote:
> You can either append it at boot or write it into the lilo.conf
>
> append "mem=128MB"
>
> I believe that will work, syntax might be a little off, its been
> awhile myself....
>
> >I can't remember how to take care of this problem. I know that there is
> >a way to get Linux to recognize 128 MBs of memory. It appears that the
> >version of LILO or my kernel (2.0.32) is holding me up from using all 128
> >MBs, and limiting me to 64. Anyone want to refresh my memory as to how to
> >get this fixed?
> >
> >Thanks,
> >
> >Koree
> >
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> >
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