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From: "Matthew D. Fuller" <fullermd@cheese.westminster.edu>
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Subject: RAM
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I have 24 MB, but the kernel only reports finding 16MB of 'real memory' 
on bootup.  Is it detecting my extra RAM, and just not reporting it, and 
is it using it, or what?

Thanx,
MAtt