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Hi,
I have a dual boot pc with gentoo linux and Windows Vista with 4 gb of ram. I currently use the linux boot loader: grub. I need to know how to enable pae for windows from the boot loader.
My configuration is as follows:
CPU: AMD Phenom X4 9750
MB: MSI K9A2 Platinum V2
RAM: 4 Gb
VIDEO CARD: Geforce 8800 GTS 512
I enabled from the bios the support for 4 GB of ram (through an option called memory hole address if I remember correctly). Now I have read how to enable PAE for vista, but it uses a parameter at boot and bcedit makes changes for the windows boot loader, but since I'm using grub PAE isn't loaded.
yes, grub chainloads the windows bootloader. Take a look at your /boot/grub/menu.lst file, DON'T modify it, you'll see the entry for windows specifies a line like:
Code:
chainloader+1
or something like that. So use bcdedit to edit the windows bootloader. I dunno why you're trying to enable pae in windows tho, you shouldn't need to do that?
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