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http://www.freebsd.com/FAQ/freebsd-faq106.html#106


>We currently have 4 pc's that have 190 mb of RAM on each one. The system
>only shows in the boot process 64 mb total available. The bios on bootup
>however, does show the entire 190 mb. Is there a parameter that we can 
>set in the kernel or is there another way to get the bsd machines to 
>recognize all the available memory.
>Thanks.
>DAC
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