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From: "Stuart Haas" <shaas@vibe.com>
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Subject: 2.4.6 Pre 5 Not see all available RAM
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Hi All,

I have discovered that while running 2.4.6pre5, the kernel does not see all
available RAM - I have 1GB and the kernel only sees ~899MB.  The stock
Redhat 7.1 kernel sees the full 1024MB.  Adding mem=1024M on boot does not
help either.

I'm running an IBM x340, dual 1GHz cpu.

Have I missed something?

Stuart