Not recognizing all physical memory

Craig Welch (cwelch@jonescyber.com)
Fri, 13 Mar 1998 11:32:02 +0000

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I've had this problem with more than one kernel version and hardware
combination.
On some systems, with 80meg ram, only 16 is recognized. There are no
SCSI controllers or other hardware limitations that could be
responsible.

Is there a way to manually define how much memory the kernel should
address? This is with kernel version 2.0.30. Thanks, CW

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