Re:Blam! The answer (I think) and A question
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The manual for the motherboard says that it takes them. It should take either 2 or 4 of them.
Re:Blam! The answer (I think) and A question
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Myth II Linux Demo
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"blam" seems to mean you don't have enough memory.
When I first tried it,I had 16 megs of physical memory. I had two 64 meg simms I have been meaning to put in. I put them in, and now the game plays.
By the way, even though I put in 128 megs, the computer only sees 32. That is all the bios detects, and, thus, that is all that Linux sees. Now I know about append="mem=128M", and I tried that, but it doesn't work. It crashes because, apparently, that's all the computer sees. Does anyone have any ideas what I can do?
Maybe surplusauction sent me the wrong simms. If simms are called 16x32, does that mean that there should be 8 chips on the top and 8 on the bottom?
(I wonder whether this will be moderated up, for being informative about blam, or migrated down, for the off topic questions.)
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The manual for the motherboard says that it takes them. It should take either 2 or 4 of them.
"blam" seems to mean you don't have enough memory.
When I first tried it,I had 16 megs of physical memory. I had two 64 meg simms I have been meaning to put in. I put them in, and now the game plays.
By the way, even though I put in 128 megs, the computer only sees 32. That is all the bios detects, and, thus, that is all that Linux sees. Now I know about append="mem=128M", and I tried that, but it doesn't work. It crashes because, apparently, that's all the computer sees. Does anyone have any ideas what I can do?
Maybe surplusauction sent me the wrong simms. If simms are called 16x32, does that mean that there should be 8 chips on the top and 8 on the bottom?
(I wonder whether this will be moderated up, for being informative about blam, or migrated down, for the off topic questions.)