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Can you just run "uname -a" and cut/paste that to an email and send to |
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us? I think you are still in 32bit land. |
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On Nov 16, 2007 2:17 PM, Stefan G. Weichinger <lists@×××××.at> wrote: |
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> Greets, |
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> following that Core2Duo-thread from a few days ago I now set up a new |
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> installation of my current 32bit-x86-setup on a second 64bit machine. |
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> I started a fresh install with the amd64 cd, used |
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> CHOST="x86_64-pc-linux-gnu" and emerged everything fresh from the world |
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> file on the 32bit machine. |
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> I built the kernel for a generic 64bit CPU (just to make sure that it |
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> will be easy to move that partition to the target system, I will have to |
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> move from a Pentium D950 to a Core2Duo E6600). |
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> #zgrep 64 /proc/config.gz |
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> CONFIG_X86_64=y |
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> CONFIG_64BIT=y |
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> [...] |
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> Now I wonder why "free -m" still shows only 3.2 GB of RAM when I have 4 |
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> gigs in the box ... |
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> Do I have to set/remove some specific kernel-flag in |
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> /usr/src/linux/.config ? |
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> Do I misunderstand something? |
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> Thanks for any pointer, Stefan |
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