Re: more than 64 megs ram?
hi ghost,
to tell linux you have 999MB of ram, put the following in the "append" line
of your lilo.conf:
mem=999M
then run lilo, of course. :-) you can find this information and more in
/usr/src/linux/Documentation/memory.txt.
you can see how much memory linux sees by:
cat /proc/meminfo
i'm pretty sure that anything that reports memory stats uses the /proc
interface. any hardware related information that you possibly may want is
in /proc including interrupts, PCI devices, CPU information, memory usage,
etc.
my girlfriend and i just watched 'the island of dr. moreau' with marlon
brando and val kilmer. damn, is that a great movie!! i now understand the
joke on south park with the genetic engineer and his litle sidekick.. ;)
pete
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On Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Debian Ghost wrote:
> Hey Guys,
> I've totally forgotten what to do if you have more than 64 megs ram in a
> machine. I have 128 megs in one of my machines, but it is not coming up
> for me. I was also wondering another way to identify how much ram is in a
> mcahine other than using 'top'.
>
> Thanks,
>
> D. Ghost
>
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