Hi All,
thank you for all your hints.
Unfortunately the problem could not be solved, when I try to specify the
amount of memory as a boot-Option, the system will not start at all.
I have returned the memory and I think I will work with 92 MB mem in
future ;o)
Greetz,
Andre
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Andre Timmermann
Hi All,
thank you for all your hints.
Unfortunately the problem could not be solved, when I try to specify the
amount of memory as a boot-Option, the system will not start at all.
I have returned the memory and I think I will work with 92 MB mem in
future ;o)
Greetz,
Andre
--
Andre Timmermann
I had similar problem. with Dual 128MB modules. It's a density issue
with the RAM modules. Thinkpads are very sensitive to the type of RAM
you put in. You need to use *REAL* 66Mhz RAM.kingston.com Sells
the exact modules you need. Unfortunately, they are expensive. Look on
Ebay or pric
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 19:12, Andre Timmermann wrote:
> So I should be able to use up to 160 MB RAM, but the BIOS shows only
> 130496 kb of memory:
>
> 163840 kb installed,
> 130496 kb usable
Try forcing the matter with "mem=" on the command line. It may be that you
can get Linux to use more memory
I had similar problem. with Dual 128MB modules. It's a density issue
with the RAM modules. Thinkpads are very sensitive to the type of RAM
you put in. You need to use *REAL* 66Mhz RAM.kingston.com Sells
the exact modules you need. Unfortunately, they are expensive. Look on
Ebay or pric
On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 19:12, Andre Timmermann wrote:
> So I should be able to use up to 160 MB RAM, but the BIOS shows only
> 130496 kb of memory:
>
> 163840 kb installed,
> 130496 kb usable
Try forcing the matter with "mem=" on the command line. It may be that you
can get Linux to use more memory
Andre Timmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I've just tried to install some additional RAM into my IBM TP600.
> Unfortunately it was not recognized correctly:
> When I use only the new module it works fine (96 MB available) so I
> think both modules are not working together properly
On 11 Mar 2003 19:12:20 +0100
Andre Timmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Previous installed: 64 MB
> Additional: another 64 MB
>
> System Board: 32 MB
> 163840 kb installed,
> 130496 kb usable
Is it possible that the board only supports a maximum of two modules,
and that installing a second
Andre Timmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello,
>
> I've just tried to install some additional RAM into my IBM TP600.
> Unfortunately it was not recognized correctly:
> When I use only the new module it works fine (96 MB available) so I
> think both modules are not working together properly
On 11 Mar 2003 19:12:20 +0100
Andre Timmermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Previous installed: 64 MB
> Additional: another 64 MB
>
> System Board: 32 MB
> 163840 kb installed,
> 130496 kb usable
Is it possible that the board only supports a maximum of two modules,
and that installing a second
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