I sure never heard of such a problem with celerys... my understanding was the MoBo chipset and bios was where the max mem was reached... what kinda box is that? tell me more.. I don't buy such small mem with a celery the only thing like that I know about is that celerys can't be smp, but I never had a problem.. I have a few celerys (a 366, a 500, and a 1200Mhz, none overclocked, all have some form of linux (2 mdk9.0, 1 rh 8.0, all just to play around) as well as dual booting into M$ as required/requested (1 ME, 2 win2k) all with 512 meg mem. Winme and 9x won't boot with more than 512 megs mem.
On Monday 27 January 2003 10:27 am, robin wrote: > et wrote: > >just so you know, "virtual memory" means different things to differnet > > people and different OSs, so if you are reading about cpu registers and > > mem pages, that is one thing, but the way M$ products handle memory is so > > different from other OSs and in some books the wording looks as if the M$ > > way of looking at memory is _the_ way. > > On the subject of memory, would converting a Celeron box to Linux bypass > the problem that Celeron chips in Windows canonly utilise a certain > amount of memory? We have a Celeron with 32MB of RAM, and have been > told there is no point in adding RAM because the chip wouldn't be able > to access it. > > Sir Robin
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