--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Chad Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Linux will put just about all your memory into buffers on boot. If you > look at the "+/- buffers/cache" line you'll see how much memory Linux is By golly, that does work out. Now I have to assume that VMware must look at the 'free' amount and not take buffers/cache into account. No matter how much ram is available, it limits the amount allocated to a virtual machine to 12-18 meg, the amount that shows as 'free'. Thanks again for the help, guys, now I'll go pester the VM group a while. :) Dennis
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