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need help in a simple issue. what is the maximum supported ram capacity in fedora core 4. we have here a 6GB ram server with 1TB SCSI hdd. will it be supported to run fedora core....??
need help in a simple issue. what is the maximum supported ram capacity in fedora core 4. we have here a 6GB ram server with 1TB SCSI hdd. will it be supported to run fedora core....??
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Maybe you will have to recompile the kernel. I think the latest ones have support to 64GB of ram memory.
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Marco_br is right. You will have to recomplie the Kernel. I think that default support for the Kernel in FC3 was only to support up to 4 Gig.
Try googling for you kernel version.
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