>> 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?
If the BIOS will not find it, there is nothing you can do - you have a 'broken'
motherboard that will not support DIMMs with more than 1 row / DIMM and
that 64mb one does have 2 rows. Get a second 32mb DIMM or change that
64mb one to a single row one. I'd suggest getting a second 32mb, because
they are cheaper and your not going to put more than 64mb on that mb
anyways.
--j
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