According to Ted Gervais: While burning my CPU.
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> On Sat, 26 Jun 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > On newer machines you can see what type of memory you have the slots in
> > which the memory is located and its speed in the bios, other than that you
> > will need a screwdriver.
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> Hi...and thanks. I rebooted and went into the BIOS area and sure enough
> its all there. I didn't want to reboot but what the heck.
Yes i know the feeling, 'uptime' from my router sys2.pa3gcu.ampr.org
1:17pm up 69 days,
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> By the way - I believe when one upgrades their memory there is a routine
> to go through to tell your system to see the extra memory. Is it just an
> amended to the 'lilo' file or is it done somewhere else..
Now i hope i am correct in saying this;
In 2.2.x the need to use an append statement in lilo is no longer needed as
2.2.x kernels should be able to detect memory above the 64M level.
If that is NOT the case then simply add an append line to your lilo.conf and
rerun lilo.
I cant give you an example at the minute, i seem to have forgotten the
syntax.
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> Ted Gervais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> 44.135.34.254 gw.ve1drg.ampr.org
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Regards Richard.
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