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12-05-2001
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Memory conflicts
Hi,
I am upgrading a Dell Inspiron 4000 from 128Mb to 512Mb, but if I put over 256Mb RAM into the machine, it is then unable to access the network card and modem (both PCMCIA). I have seen something about Linux not being able to handle large amounts of physical RAM, but is there a way round this? redhat 7.1 is currently installed, and there are a lot of sofware set up on this computer, so I would like to be able to reconfigure rather than reinstall. Thanks, -gHoTi
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12-05-2001
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Found the problem!
Apparently, under Redhat 7.1 there is a bug in the kernel. Full details can be found at: http://www.redhat.com/support/errata/RHSA-2001-084.html
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