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Subject: Compaq & 16mb
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Hello.

I have a Compaq ProLinea 4/50 with 24 mb's of RAM. Unfortunately, BSD 
only recognises 16mb of it. Now I know about bounce_buffers, and they are 
set to on. Yet, I still have access to only 16mb of RAM. Any way to force 
the kernel to recognise 24mb ?


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