>at lilo boot prompt
>
>2.1.102 mem=127M
^^^^ 128M
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>Woody
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>On Fri, 29 May 1998, Geoffrey Gallaway wrote:
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>> Im sure this question has been asked but i cant find it in any archives
>> easily so im going to ask again. I boot from a floppy to get into linux
>> and I have 128 megs of ram. I dd the kernel image over to /dev/fd0 then
>> boot off that floppy. All the documentation ive seen says i have to put a
>> mem= or something on the boot command line. I dont have a boot command
>> line and would like to know where to tell linux i have more than 64 megs
>> of ram.. I run developmental kernels (2.1.102 right now)...
>>
>> Danke, geoff..
>>
>> Geoffrey E. Gallaway KC8FDU | If the human brain were so simple we could
>> geoffeg@sloth.org | understand it, we would be so simple we
>> http://www.sloth.org/~geoffeg o couldnt.
>>
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