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Did your BIOS recognize it?<br />
Probably you need to setup your CMOS first.<br />

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Did your BIOS recognize it?
Probably you need to setup your CMOS first.


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have figured it out. I should use 80M instead of 80MB<br />

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have figured it out. I should use 80M instead of 80MB


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I have 80 meg of memory and Linux doesn't recognize it.<br />
Then, I edit my lilo.conf and add<br />
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append=&quot;mem=80MB&quot;<br />
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# lilo<br />
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restart my computer, and it still doesn't work. Did I miss something?
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I have 80 meg of memory and Linux doesn't recognize it.
Then, I edit my lilo.conf and add

append="mem=80MB"

# lilo

restart my computer, and it still doesn't work. Did I miss something?

memory &gt; 64M

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memory &gt; 64M

memory > 64M