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From: Joe Davida <jd@slip129-37-223-171.ca.us.ibm.net>
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Subject: real memory  = 68091904 (66496K bytes)
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	I have a pentium (P5) 200 MHz system, with 128 meg of edo
	ram installed. The motherboard has the TX chipset, which
	allows only the first 64 meg to be cache'able.

	Why does unix only find 64 meg of ram?

	The boot rom find 128 meg upon power up. Win 95 finds 128
	meg also.

	I am running FreeBSD 3.0 Snapshot.

	If this is a configuration issue, please inform me.

	Best regards,

	Joe

	P.S.: The return email address is not permanent, since my isp
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