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Subject: kernel build problem to support more RAM
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I've added another 64Mbs of RAM to a server (total 128Mbs) and I'm
trying to rebuild the kernel to recognize new RAM. I've added the
following line to the config file:

options                "MAXMEM='(128*1024)'"

and tried

options                "MAXMEM=131072"

config does not report any problems. When I run /usr/bin/make I get:

Makefile:24: *** missing separator.  Stop.

Cannot think what to try next.

Thanks,

Mark