RE: RAM

["Tanner, Robby" <TANNER Wardrop com>]

I think you may be confusing things.  

Why are you talking of disks?  Do you have 128M of physical memory, or is it
a combination of RAM and swap space?

In order to verify that the O/S is seeing all of your available memory, try
"free -mt".  This will give you a breakdown of physical memory, virtual
memory (swap disk) and totals thereof (in megabytes).

I'm still a little curious about the "16 disks of 4096K size each".  What
command are you using to get this?



> -----Original Message-----
> From: chandrasekhar [mailto:chand6ce ccs iitb ernet in]
> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 3:36 AM
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> Subject: RAM
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> Hi
>         I have 128MB RAM,but it shows 16 disks of 4096K size 
> each. that's
> 64 MB right.How should i correct the problem,after doing 
> append="mem=128M"
> i see same 16 disks ....if i have 2 separate 64MB RAM 
> chips,would that be
> a problem.
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> -regards
> chandra
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