On Wednesday 12 May 2010 04:41 AM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
Jatin K wrote:On Tuesday 11 May 2010 05:27 PM, Roberto Ragusa wrote:Jatin K wrote:Dear All I've a new Dell Inspiton 1564 laptop with 1GB graphics card and 4GB DDR3 RAM, FC 12 64bit installed on it , but in system information tab it shows 3.7GB usable RAM. My Question is "what about the remaining RAM ??" is it shared with graphics card ? then what is the meaning of dedicated RAM of my graphics card ( if graphics card shares my installed ram module ) any idea ??Maybe the integrated graphics card is still stealing some RAM (256MiB?) even if you don't use it. A quick Google search of your "1564" appears to confirm that the integrated graphics card is not useable.integrated graphics card is not usable ??? means ????? can understand what you wanna sayWe can not be sure that the BIOS is well written, though. /var/log/dmesg may contain hints.please have a look at the output[1] on "cat /var/log/dmesg" [1] http://cl1p.net/jk/The log seems to be missing all of the memory stuff at the beginning, lines with terms like 820e and MTRR in them.
ok,can you have a look at attached file ??? is it ok ... does it says something usable ???
No, there are no any option to set the memory Enable/Disable for the graphics .But I'm buying that it's possible to be related to the built in graphics. Does the BIOS give you a way to disable that?
Having run on 16MB system with early Linux versions, I have to say it's only a few hundred MB, but... it is.
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