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Bill Bogstad wrote:
> I think you should do a reboot, capture the output of dmesg ("dmesg >
> foo"), and see what the kernel is saying about memory.
No, I think Scott nailed it. I checked a couple of my Dell servers. Sure
enough, the kernels report less RAM than is physically installed.
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Rich P.