said:
>
>>I have just upgraded my RAM from 512 MB to 1 GB, but eCS (1.03) does not
>>recognize the addition. The Motherboard is a Tyan Tiger MP S2460 with a
>>single Athlon 1.2 GHz cpu. It has Phoenix BIOS. I does not seem to have
>>any OS/2 64 MB setting in the BIOS. The BIOS does show that it has 1 GB
>>of RAM.
>
> The OS/2 setting is gone from most BIOSs because it only applied to OS/
> 2.1 and earlier.
>
>>I have used Alt-F1 and selected full hardware detection. SysInfo (v
>>0.8.20) still reports only 512 MB RAM. I am running the 14.093c Warp
>>kernel.
>
> Humm. That is odd. There was a problem with detecting over 512MB and I
> thought it was fixed in 14.093c. Maybe no. You might want to try a newer
> testcase kernel.
>
>>Any ideas as to how to get eCS to recognize the second 512 MB of RAM?
>
> It's a kernel issue, so you are one the right path. You might try Dani's
> PATCHLDR and see what it reports.
>
> Steven
>
I tried Dani's MEMTEST.EXE:
Int12 returns: 635 KiBytes
Int15 (88) returns: 65536 KiBytes above 1MiB
Int15 (C0) returns: PS/2 function Int15 (C7) is not supported
Int15 (DA88) returns: not supported
Int15 (E801) returns: 104788 KiBytes above 1MiB available
104788 KiBytes above 1MiB configuredd
Int15 (E820) returns mempry list:
635 KiBytes @ 0 K
104788 KiBytes @ 1024 K
No patch required
I installed kernel 14.093h distributed as: w420030415.zip
SYSINFO build 0.8.20 still reports 511.6 Mb of physical memory.
BIOS shows:
System Memory 640 KB
Extended Memory 1023 MB
The boot screen shows:
Phoenix ServerBios 2 Release 6.0
Built time 08/14/01 16:1057
TYAN TIGER MP
BIOS V 1.02
I do have a newer BIOS (V 1.04) that I have never installed. Could that
make a difference, especially in light of the MEMTEST results above?
What else can I look at? Thanks!
--
Tom Brown
thombrown@san.rr.com
Member SCOUG, V.O.I.C.E. & SDAA
running eComStation GA + FP 3
eCS system uptime is 0 days 00:01 hours
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