# If you want to guinea pig it for me, there's a patch to the
# memory detect code at http://www.pell.chi.il.us/~orc/Memory
# {new.new.mem-2.2.1 or somesuch}; I'm in the throes of
# testing that it works with all the systems I have, and will
# build up a system that's capable of compiling 2.2.x soon so I can
# release a patch for Linus to integrate.
Works like a charm here on my system (SuperMicro P6DBE, 1.5 BIOS).
[before bios upgrade]
Memory: 193120k/196608k available (876k kernel code, 420k reserved, 2192k
data, 0k init)
[after upgrade, before patch]
Memory: 64344k/66556k available (876k kernel code, 420k reserved, 916k
data, 0k init)
[after patch]
Sat Mar 27 01:32:35 1999 neko kernel: Memory: e820 reports 200866816
Sat Mar 27 01:32:35 1999 neko kernel: Memory: e801 reports 1048576
Sat Mar 27 01:32:35 1999 neko kernel: Memory: 88 reports 68156416
Sat Mar 27 01:32:35 1999 neko kernel: Memory: 192708k/196156k available
(808k kernel code, 416k reserved, 2172k data, 52k init)
A little less memory than before (452K to be exact). If I boot with
mem=196608k
everything's fine (so the memory is really there).
G'day! <wow... whadda day: solved 2 linux issues and successfully OC'd
my 300a to 464 (and bought 2 more @ $71 :)>
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