I just added 1 GB of memory to my 256 MB system, which ought to give me 1280 MB of ram. The bios detects that much with no problem. However, in order for Linux to access more than about 900 MB, I had to recompile the kernel (2.4.26) after selecting "highmem" in the configuration step. That did the trick okay, but guess what? My alsa drivers will not work of highmem is selected. They squeal, squeak, snap, crackle,. and pop instead of making nice sounds. Does anyone have highmem selected with the alsa drivers working okay? If so, what's the secret? Oh, this is a Slackware 10.0 distro, and the 2.4.26 kernel is the default speakup enabled kernel included with the distribution. The alsa version is 1.0.5. Thanks for any ideas. Chuck -- The Moon is Waning Crescent (21% of Full) Home page at http://www.mhcable.com/~chuckh Speakfreely address 24.105.197.112:2074
