>4GB, I stand corrected. It's already there.

>4GB, I stand corrected. It's already there.

[Javan Dempsey]

I see someone already beat me to this, I guess I should pay better attention. One question though, in my fair about of cluelessness, has anyone a patch specifically for this? Or can someone verify the stability of the 2.3.x kernels that have this support? These machines are extreamly hard hit Oracle servers, so obviously I need as stable a kernel as possible. Any advice on how I should go about upgrading from a 2.2.x kernel towards this end will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
	Javan
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Re: >4GB, I stand corrected. It's already there.

[Javan Dempsey]

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Jeff Garzik <jgarzik@mandrakesoft.com>
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 1999 18:33:10 -0500

>>I wouldn't say >4GB support is stable yet.

>But... if you have a spare test box you can run a recent 2.3.x kernel
>on, the entire Linux community would benefit from that debugging >info...

Fair enough, I have a Dell PowerEdge 6350 that I just ordered 6GB for, I'll use it as a test server for a bit, this machine is limited to 6GB so I'm sorry I cant test beyond that. If thier is any specific debug info anyone wants, let me know, and give instructions on how to obtain and I will be happy to supply such. Thanks again for the help.

Javan
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