[LinuxBIOS] Ram limit at 128mb Bios, or hardware?
Adam Talbot
talbotx at comcast.net
Thu Nov 17 04:50:51 CET 2005
Well... I have a 256mb (sdram sodimm pc100) sitting around, but it is of
VERY low quality. I will stick it on and hope for the best. If I
remember from the last few times I have run across this issue, the board
will still boot and run just fine, but it will only be able to access
128mb of the 256mb stick. I think. I will let you guy's know how it
turns out.
End the end I am looking only for one thing, boot time. How fast can I
get from power on to playing music in my embedded automotive application
(Car computer). The less memory I have, the less I need to suspend to
disk. I will give it a nice big swap space to play with.
-Adam
Richard Smith wrote:
>> o 16-byte reads (burst length of two)
>> o Up to 256 MB total memory supported
>>
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>Someone would have to study the datasheet to answer this but if it
>somehow supports 256Mbit chips it might be possible to get a 256 Meg
>stick in there. Highly unlikely though.
>
>--
>Richard A. Smith
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