I know it is not linux. A boot parameter is not required until you
exceeds 64 megs of RAM. I would say becuase your BIOS does recongize
it, Check your motherboard manual. Some boards don't support over 32meg
DIMMS! I know it's annoying. My board is like that and has only one
slot. (Plus a few simm slots >o]). The other possibilty... DIP
Switchs!! Yippe....
Philip Thiem
Thomas Apel wrote:
>
> I know this is not a debian problem but maybe someone has an idea:
>
> Today I replaced the 32 MB SDRAM chip in my computer with a 64 MB SDRAM
> chip but the system - starting with the BIOS! - only recognizes 32 MB.
>
> I tried all of the three DIMM banks, had a look at the BIOS options but
> all without success. I also checked for BIOS updates that might be known
> to fix this but nothing.
>
> The board is an Elitegroup P5TX-A with Intel TX chipset. The 64 MB RAM
> chip works well in another computer.
>
> Any ideas how to get things working?
>
> TIA,
> Thomas
>
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