Anders Magnusson wrote:
>>
>>Doesn't a 4000/60 have a minimum of 8 MB on the board?
>>
> 
> Possible; this machine has 64MB, but that doesn't prevent me from telling
> the kernel that the machine has only 2MB :-) I often do things like this
> to test how the kernel acts under special conditions (paging, swapping, ...)
> 

Hmmm, if I install more memory into a MicroVax (a 3100/80 in this
case), do I have to configure something when I next turn it on?
I recently put two 4Mb sticks into my MV to take it upto 48Mb.
When I turned it on, I got one of the cryptic error codes during
the system check, and it reported only 40Mb of RAM. Does this mean
I've got some duff RAM, or am I missing a vital step?

Chris

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