Memmory Constraining at boot time
well, here´s the problem:
I have the following configuration -Intel Itanium processor -8GB ram (32x256MB) -Debian Distro. -Linux 2.6-test4 / Linux2.4 (have both) For benchmarking issues I´m trying to limit the total ammount of memmory available for the system tests. To do so, I Use the 'mem=' option on the boot menu, just like: " Boot: <TAB> Linux-2.6 Linux-2.4 >Linux-2.6 mem=1000m-5000m " to see the results just after the boot process finishes, I use "more /proc/meminfo" So, for the following configurations of memmory I get the results: - dont specify any mem configuration : total ammount <~8GB> - limit to y, since y < = 1.3GB, : <~yGB> - limit to 2GB : <~1.3GB> - limit to 4 GB: <~1.3GB> - any other way* of mem config. : <~1.3GB> * meaning: mem=1000-3000 or mem=0-6000, any other.... I´ve already tried to divide the total ammount I want in pieces like: mem=0-256,500-1000, 2000-4000, .... but the result is always the same <~1.3GB> or less.... Thanks for any help. |
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