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From: Michael Slater <mikey@proxy.ois.net.au>
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Subject: More than 64 Megs
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Hello,
     I recently built a FreeBSD  box with 128 Megs of ram.
I can only get it to recognize the first 64 megs.

Anyone know how to solve this problem ?

regards,

Michael Slater