Hi Sacha,
#Hmm, I've seen the answer to this before. =) Using LILO? Add this to your
#lilo.conf:
#
#append="mem=128M"
#
#rerun lilo, and reboot. =) That should take care of it.
But, but, but Linux' supposed to auto-detect mem < 128M. Right? Saka di
ba this problem has long been fixed? I'm really more interested as to
why the kernel didn't detect it.
Salamat.
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