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David Llamas wrote:
> 
> Hi!. I have one FreeBSD server with 128 Mbytes of RAM, and FreeBSD only recognize 64 Mbytes.
> 

You need to add:
	options "MAXMEM=n"
to your kernel config.

Where n is your memory in Kilobytes. For a 128 MB machine, you'd want
to use 131072.

Then re-compile your kernel!

Gary
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