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Hi..
Does anybody know how its this possible ?
I have in my computer 2GB of RAM, but at system information i found this: "Total memory (RAM): 884,3MB" ???
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Size of memory (RAM)
Hi..
Does anybody know how its this possible ?
I have in my computer 2GB of RAM, but at system information i found this: "Total memory (RAM): 884,3MB"
???
I attach a screenshot.
- 09-10-2008 #2
Execute this
Post output here.Code:df -h free
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I executed the code, but it's not changed anything.
See the attach file (terminal.jpg), and please tell me if i did something wrong.
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OK, To switch from the kernel-desktop586 build to the kernel-desktop build, use the following procedure. First set up the official online software repositories, following the instructions here (Installing and removing software - Mandriva Community Wiki)
I went true this 7 steps. But I do not understand what I must do next and how to ? →
(Then install all packages of the form (driver)-kernel-desktop-latest, where (driver) is one of the drivers in the list above that you believe is installed on your system. For instance,)
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Launch the Software Manager (Install & Remove Software in the main menu)
Change the first filter on the left to "All" instead of "Packages with GUI"
In the search box type kernel-desktop-latest and hit Enter
Select for installation the packages which correspond to the packages in the list that you posted (the difference will be that 586 is not present in the names of the packages that you should select).
Click on Apply
When the packages have been downloaded and installed, re-boot your system
If all has gone well, your system should now recognize the full amount of your RAM.
Jim


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