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No, it's still there, even with 2.2 (I have to admit that I didn't try this
on any of these computers since 2.2.12) kernels. I used to have this problem
with old Compaq computers (the Y2K update fixed this ...). However, I still
do experience this on other computers. It basically seems to be a problem
of the BIOS (ie. the amount of RAM the BIOS reports).
Michael
On Sun, 26 Nov 2000, John Summerfield wrote:
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> > recognize more than 64mb of RAM may still be necessary, but I'm
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> I think I've not needed to do that since I quit using 2.0 kernels, and I've
> used three machines with more than 64 Mbytes.
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