I added an additional 64 MB to my Thinkpad 600, for a total of 128 MB of memory. When booting, all 128 MB is visible, but when I boot Linux, only 64 MB is visible. tpctl -ic includes the following output. Does anyone know how to fix this problems
laminaria:/home/kevin# tpctl -ic info from cmos RAM: CMOS RAM has power?: Y CMOS RAM has lost power?: N CMOS RAM has bad checksum?: N CMOS RAM has bad equipment info?: N CMOS RAM has bad mem size info?: N CMOS RAM has bad time info?: N hard disk failed initialization?: N shutdown status: 0x0 display operating mode: (code is reserved) coprocessor present?: Y diskette drive type: 4 == 1.44 MB number of diskette drives: 1 diskette drive 0 present?: Y hard disk drive 0 type: 0xf hard disk drive 1 type: 0x0 (not installed) hard disk drive 2 type: 0x0 (not installed) hard disk drive 3 type: 0x0 (not installed) conventional memory below 640KB: 640 KB expansion memory above 1MB: 65535 KB usable contiguous memory: 65535 KB By the way, here is some information about the BIOS: laminaria:/home/kevin# tpctl --info-bios information about bios and system: system ID: 45 country code: 1 system BIOS revision: 1.41 system management BIOS revision: 2.19 SMAPI BIOS interface revision: 0.90 video BIOS revision: 1.28 slave controller revision: 1.15 -- Kevin Dalley [EMAIL PROTECTED]
