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On 10/6/05, Michael Hirsch <mdhirsch at gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry to interrupt everyone's trolling for Aaron, but I have an actual
> technical question.
>
> We have a bunch of newish Dell workstations with 4 gig of RAM. The BIOS
> sees it all. But when we boot to Linux or Windows only about 3.5 Gig is
> there. I mean that the various tools to display the RAM should only 3.5
> Gig. Actually, Windows and Linux show slightly different amounts, but both
> are significantly below 4 gig.
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> Is this normal? Has anyone else seen this?
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> Thanks,
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> Michael
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