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> Well, the code does work sometimes at least.  One of the machines I admin
> has 192M, and we removed the MAXMEM option from the config file when we
> last added memory.  Machine's running 2.2-Stable (from sometime over the
> summer).  I have no idea how often it really works, that's the only machine
> I have access to with >64M that I can try freebsd on.

Agreed.  I'm running an el-cheapo Pentium board (don't know the
manufacturer, but doubt that it's a major name) with 4 32 MB
SIMMs, and a stock build of 3.0-SNAP recognizes all 128 MB.  
Also did so with a stock build of 2.2.7.

Dan Mahoney
dan@wolf.com

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