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theMikeroy
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Hi all =)
I havn't found anywhere else that might be relevant to post this, so here's a shot:
I've got a Celeron 2.8, 2x320GB SATA in RAID 1 and 2GB of ram
I've enabled high memory support in the kernel but the system is still only reporting less than 1gb... ?_?
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localhost / # free -m
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 885 57 827 0 25 18
-/+ buffers/cache: 12 872
Swap: 4777 0 4777
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It looks like the support isn't there, but i can check /usr/src/linux with a make menuconfig and the option is enabled (4GB = y)
Is there any way I can check the currently installed modules to make sure it's running? lsmod wouldn't show anything as it's built directly into the kernel.
Thanks!
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pilla
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split from this thread.
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coolsnowmen
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For checking what is currently build into a running kernel you can check /proc/config.gz
IF that doesn't exist, you need to build that into the kernel, ->General Setup->Enable .config support-> Enable access to .config through /proc/config.gz
aka IKCONFIG_PROC
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