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From: sigma@mcs.com (Kevin Martin)
Subject: >16Mb on ISA/EISA
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I checked the archives, but was unable to find an answer to this question,
although it's been posed before in one form or another:

I have a 486 with 28Mb of RAM (don't ask me why so much).  When I installed
a recent snapshot (just before the release), FreeBSD would only recognize
16Mb of that RAM.

What, if anything, can I do to get the additional RAM recognized and used?
This is an HP Vectra, EISA bus I believe.

Thanks...

Kevin Martin
sigma@mcs.com