[SLUG] linux memory command

From: Mikes work account (mrock@stewartsigns.com)
Date: Mon Jun 24 2002 - 11:38:17 EDT

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I saw a post on my home network this morning and did not have time to
respond to the poster. It was about not getting the proper memory installed
and the user was trying the command line intruction using linux=64M command
which is wrong. at the boot prompt type in linux "mem=64M" including the
quotes and that should set your memory to 64M. Or Whatever memory you have.

Michael C. Rock

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