Re: F7 64bit 4G Memory

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Title: Re: F7 64bit 4G Memory
At 4:36 AM -0300 7/3/07, Marcelo de Souza Sant'Anna wrote:
Try use the kernel-PAE!
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He's running in 64 bit mode.  Read the thread:

> Srikanth Konjarla <srikanth.konjarla@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> I am running F7 in 64-bit mode on a laptop. I have upgraded the memory

Switching back to 32 bit mode won't help.  He has a problem with the BIOS and MTRR, and hasn't found a BIOS section for setting up the memory.  IIRC, advice on this list in the past month about MTRR showed how to work around the issue.
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