Re: nknbi-linux --append

[Michael Hierweck <michael@hierweck.de>]

Hello everybody,

this is a little bit off topic, but:

>   Current Linux kernels can autodetect memory past 64M, unless, of course
> there is something in the way. Like the 16M memory hole, or maybe an AGP
> aperture at 64M? Check through that bios for such suspicious memory
> anomilies.

I've got a 128 MB dless-workstation and the AGP-Aperture is set to 64 MB
by default.
Since it did not detect all 128 MB but 64 MB I added mem=128M to the
append
line. Then linux works fine. But I sometimes have strange effects with
my AGP-Card...
What does AGP-Aperture mean and to what value should I set it?

Thanks,

Michael Hierweck
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