Hi Adriano --
--- In "Adriano Naspolini" <> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I'm developing an application using TS-7390 and, to increase speed, I decided
> to bought 128M memory boards.
> However, after receiving them, I noticed they're not 128M, but only ~94.
> Asking Technologic Systems about the problem, they answered:
>
> "It is a problem with Linux 2.6 -- if you examine dmesg you will see that
> 128MB are recognized but only 96MB are made available.
Can you post a bootlog from dmesg? Do you know how the RAM banks are laid out?
> We are going to look into it. If you find anything in the kernel that you
> think might be the source of the problem please let us know."
>
> As it was 20 days ago, I'm trying to find out a solution here...
Are you set up to build & run a custom kernel? If so, I suggest that you try a
later 2.6 kernel using Mathieu's patchset (search the archive). In very recent
(2.6.29-rc's) I've been using sparsemem, which may help here, although perhaps
not, if your TS kernel is finding all the RAM but not using all of it.
regards, ......... Charlie
>
> So, does anyone had the same problem? Is it really a linux bug?
>
> Thank you and regards.
>
> Adriano
>
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