I have a Compaq G1 DL580 that is loaded with 8GB of RAM.
POST detects and counts the correct amount, and the server
is booted with the /PAE switch so it will recognize the
more than 4GB. Displayed memory is 7680MB or RAM, 512MB
less that the 8GB that it should be. Any ideas? I looked
throught the knowledgebase with no luck.

Thanks all,

Brian

"Brian" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:05ec01c3d716
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> I have a Compaq G1 DL580 that is loaded with 8GB of RAM.
> POST detects and counts the correct amount, and the server
> is booted with the /PAE switch so it will recognize the
> more than 4GB. Displayed memory is 7680MB or RAM, 512MB
> less that the 8GB that it should be. Any ideas? I looked
> throught the knowledgebase with no luck.
>
> Thanks all,
>
> Brian
>

That is very commom on servers. It is going to be used by your SCSI
adapter most likely. This isn't because of /PAE or anything like that.
Same thing would happen with less memory.

Leonard Severt

Windows 2000 Server Setup Team



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