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Tom Horsley wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, 2006-07-14 at 21:52 -0400, Tom Horsley wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Is there some known problem with > 2 gig of memory and
the onboard usb with the x86_64 kernels?
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Sure enough, when I take out the extra gig of memory,
the scanner starts working and the boot time USB errors
go away. I guess I have a spare gig now (which is all
it really was before - I just thought I'd put it to
use :-).
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It's often been an historical fact that PC chipsets (not server class)
often don't like addressing large amounts of memory and require
particular DIMM configurations.<br>
They also get fussy about EXACT memory timings. Check your mainboard
manual (asus are good for providing this as a download) for
recommendations on what banks can be used to get to 3GB.<br>
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