I hope so!
That's *fascinating*; your output looks like your machine is punting
the memory region code altogether and falling back to E801.
Can you hand-apply a cookie? In arch/i386/kernel/setup.c, can you
add a
printk("e820: E820_MAP_NR = %d\n", E820_MAP_NR);
before the
if (E820_MAP_NR > 1)
line in setup_memory_region (I'm sorry; I'd give you a patch except
I put a K7 into my build machine and it promptly killed the disk :-()
and tell me what it says?
>This box has 96m, but only 64m was seen (like 2.2.x)
>
>memory region: 639k @ 00000000
>memory region: 65535k @ 00100000
>Memory: 63584k/66556k available (1100k kernel code, 412k reserved, 1356k data, 1
Are you getting any e820: messages?
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