64 megs
You must be using a kernel previous to 2.0.36... earlier kernels have problems
atodetecting memory above 64 megs, since the bios doesn't report more then
64megs.
What you have to do is to put "mem=128m" on the command line to the kernel.
You can type this by hand at the LILO: prompt, i.e.
LILO: Linux mem=128m
If you use lilo, you might be able to use the "append" keyword in your
lilo.conf to automatically do this.
Or, just get a newer kernel; 2.0.36 should autodetect memory and should be
fully compatable with late 2.0.* kernels. You can install this kernel as a
deb package; look in the archives about this.
Carl
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