Possible memory detection problem on 2.2.14

From: Aaron Longfield (aaron@technologist.com)
Date: Thu Jan 13 2000 - 16:51:14 EST

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Hello:

I upgraded to 2.2.14 and the kernel doesn't find all my memory anymore.
I have 128M on an Abit BX6r2 motherboard using the latest BIOS (bxrnw).
The BIOS reports the full 128M, but Linux only finds 64M. If I pass the
kernel "mem=128M" it gets all my RAM though. My kernel config is
attached. Everything was fine on 2.2.13, and other boxes I have on 2.2.14
all the memory is found (also 128M machines, different motherboards
though).

-Aaron Longfield
aaron@technologist.com

TEXT/PLAIN attachment: .config

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