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Article #17525RAM > 64Mb.. is this normal ?
From: Clive Humble
Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 30 Sep 1996 00:00
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Hi chaps,
I've just added a few more chips to my PC.
Here's the output from 4OS2's 'memory' command
100,249,600 bytes total physical RAM
663,478,272 bytes total resident RAM
9,027,584 bytes largest free block
4,096 bytes total environment
2,104 bytes free
4,096 bytes total alias
3,515 bytes free
1,024 bytes total history.
The BIOS reports 96Mb..
GammaTech System Information says..
[snip]
Total physical memory: 97 MB
Total resident memory: 8 MB
Total available memory: 646 MB
Maximum bytes of memory in private arena: 165 MB
Maximum bytes of memory in shared arena: 355 MB
[snip]
System Information Tool reports...
*********** System Information Tool - ***********
*********** Installed Memory Amounts ***********
Memory Amounts by Operating System
Total amount memory detected by OS/2 : 97,900 Kilobytes
Total bytes of memory locked by OS/2 : 8,772 Kilobytes
Total amount of virtual memory free : 651,456 Kilobytes
Page size of memory : 4,096 Bytes
Memory Amounts by Type
Base Memory : 640 Kilobytes
Total Usable : 65,152 Kilobytes
Extended Memory : 64,512 Kilobytes
System Board Memory : 65,152 Kilobytes
Cacheable Memory : 65,152 Kilobytes
*********** System Information Tool - ***********
What's with the 'Total amount detected' and the last three
stats..?
The plot thickens..
*********** Memory address ranges recognized by this system ***********
Memory address range under 1 Megabyte
System RAM : 00000000 - 0009FFFF (640) Kilobytes
Video RAM : 000A0000 - 000BFFFF (128) Kilobytes
Adapter ROMs : 000C0000 - 000DFFFF (128) Kilobytes
System ROM : 000E0000 - 000FFFFF (128) Kilobytes
Memory address range under 16 Megabytes
System RAM : 00100000 - 00FFFFFF (15,360) Kilobytes
Memory address range above 16 Megabytes
System RAM : 01000000 - 12FFFFFF (49,152) Kilobytes
*********** System Information Tool - ***********
What's with the 'Memory address about 16 Mb'
Is something amiss ? Do I bring my box down to 64Mb and buy another
kite with the 'lost' 32Mb..?
Mmmn.. or am I missing something..?
Cheers!
Clive
,c.
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