All,
I would like my Debian Sarge default installs to see all of the RAM.
Sure, I could recompile the kernel, but I want to use apt-get and
stay with 2.4 in this exercise.
I have a buncha Debian Sarge servers that all have 1GB of RAM or
more (1 or 2 gigs usually). They are supposed to be basic installs so
that people can do whatever they want to them... starting from a
known common configuration (default install). But, I'd really like
the systems to see all the RAM. Also, I'd rather the package manager
manage the kernel on these systems.
Can I just get the thing installed then do apt-get something or
other and have a kernel that can see all the RAM ? What's the
something or other ?
Thanks,
Mike
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