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Subject: Memory >64 suballoc error?
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When trying to get BSD to recognize >64MB in certain machines [AMI bios] 
only 130688k is reported instead of 131xxxk, and the kernel with the 
appropriate MAXMEM value hangs immediately during initial boot up with a 
sub allocation panic error (3). 

Any ideas? This is readily reproducible, but doesn't happen on any other 
machine I have found . The motherboard is a generic.

Thanks,

Jerry