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From: Jonathan David Arnold <arnoldj@engin.umich.edu>
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Subject: >64M of memory
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I've read the article on your site mentioning that I have to add the line:

options "MAXMEM=<n>"

to support >64M of memory. Unfortunatly it is not mentioned where this
line should be! I assume this should be in the GENERIC (or other
configuration) file? Or is this in the kernel.config file? 

Thanks, 

Jonathan



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