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Daniel Drake wrote: |
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> To see this bug, you need to have _some_ highmem in the system (this |
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> means >= 1GB total physical RAM), be running on x86 (other arches dont |
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> have HIGHMEM option), and have the 64GB high memory support option |
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> enabled. (4gb is fine, as is lowmem) |
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I currently have 1GB of RAM with the 4GB HIMEM on 2.6.12-gentoo-r9. I |
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can play with it. |
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> I've had this bug reproduced by a few different people, but none of them |
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> with enough time to help me diagnose this. I only have 512mb myself so I |
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> can't help. |
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Sounds like it's time to upgrade ;-) |
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> If anyone has the appropriate hardware and some time to spare slowly |
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> reverting out the Gentoo patches to help diagnose the problem, please |
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> take a look at http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=101359 |
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I can definitely do that on one of my days off work (Mondays and |
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Tuesdays). Shouldn't be terribly difficult with the newer, smaller |
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patchset. |
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Jeff Walter |
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Gentoo Developer |
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jeffw@g.o |
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http://gentoo.org/~jeffw/ |
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