8 Gig. Memory SIMS and 64 bit Untangle
Has anyone noticed an issue with 8 Gb. single SIMS and Untangle? I have an HP Prolient DL385 G7 with one (1) 8 Gb. SIM, that shows tital memory of 3,089 Gb. (Same systems shows 8 Gb. under Ubuntu). Suggestions or observations?
are you sure you didn't install the 32-bit?
what does uname -a say?
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uname -a says it's 64 bit... (Verified with Tony@Untangle)
what is the output of 'free -m'?
m.
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I'm not on site, but I will ask for that to be run and post the results here.
mikel3757
free -m results
free -m
Total Used Free Shared buffers cached
Mem: 2925 1676 1249 0 41 511
Swap: 8565 0 8565
While I'm at it, just to confirm what we already knew:
Ubuntu is using 2.6.38-13-generic-pae kernel.
Untangle has 2.6.26-2-untangle-amd64
I think you've got something set in your BIOS wrong. This is a new machine with a 64bit processor, so you shouldn't need a PAE kernel to see the additional RAM.
PAE is a stop gap for 32bit processors to enable them to see more that 4GB of RAM.
I'm afraid I don't use HP servers, so I can't really help you on what the exact name of that BIOS setting is and if the kernel doesn't see the memory, it's something lower down that is preventing it.
m.
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While I'm pretty sure, I can't guarantee that I know what I'm doing. There might be a better way to do this, and this way might actually suck. Make sure you understand the implications of what you're doing before trying to follow these directions.
It often helps troubleshooting if you have a good network map. Look here if you want my advice on how to draw one.
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I did not set the BIOS up myself, so that is indeed possible. I'll have to look at the BIOS settings and see if there is something there.
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