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From: "Charlie Root (Kay)" <root@Houston-InterWeb.COM>
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Subject: memory
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	I'm having some trouble getting FreeBSD to recognize my extra RAM.
I have 16 megs on the board and 2 32 meg SIMMs (80 megs total).  The RAM
counts up and the BIOS can see it... but when FreeBSD boots up it says in
can only see 16 megs.  This happens both under the GENERIC kernel and my
optimized kernel.

Richard Finn
rfinn@houston-interweb.com
http://www.houston-interweb.com/