> Perhaps yours is not the same as Peter's. There are two
>possibilities. The one is that the memory detection is broken, so the
>function `memcheck' may refuse a certain memory function. You can
>check this possibility by using stage2_debug instead of stage2, and in
>the command-line, type "displaymem". If the command show the correct
>information about your computer, then the detection is no problem. The
>other is that your stage2 is not allocated in contiguous blocks of
>your disk. Stage1 cannot record more than 8 entries in the block-list,
>so if your stage2 is scattered, then the installation will fail with
>"Selected item cannot fit into memory". In this case, to use stage1.5
>may solve the problem.
It seems displaymem shows correct information. I'm not using
stage2_debug for testing. Although I didn't know stage2 need
contiguous blocks. So I've tried stage1.5 then it works fine!
Thanks for your information.
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Kunihiro Ishiguro
