On 07/02/07 02:14 pm Stefan Knodt wrote:

> I sucessfully update to a QuadCore
> OS/2 MCP sees all 4 core an uses it.

That's interesting, because I couldn't get both cores of an AMD
dual-core machine active using the standard OS2APIC.PSD driver, but it
works with Pasha's ACPI.PSD driver. Perhaps it's partly an Intel vs. AMD
thing.

> I also update Memory to 6GB
> OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
> But no problem so far.

Perhaps you have run into the situation reported for Windows as well:
although a motherboard may accept 4GB of RAM, under Windows only 3.0GB
or perhaps 3.5GB will be seen.

Perce

Stefan Knodt wrote:
> Hi/2
>
> I sucessfully update to a QuadCore
> OS/2 MCP sees all 4 core an uses it.
>
>
> I also update Memory to 6GB
> OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
> But no problem so far.
>
What motherboard are you using? What are you using for sound, lan, and
video. TIA.

Bob Stan wrote:
>> I sucessfully update to a QuadCore
>> OS/2 MCP sees all 4 core an uses it.
>>
>> I also update Memory to 6GB
>> OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
>>
> What motherboard are you using? What are you using for sound, lan, and
> video. TIA.

Asus P5W64 WS Professional

working onboard Components / driver;
ICH7 SATA / Danis506
Marvell 88E8001 PCI Gigabit / patched driver from Hobbes
ADI 1988B Audio / current Hidef Uniaud

not working onboard components
Marvell 88E8052 PCI-e Lan,
Marvell 88SE6145 SATA(Raid)
Firewire

Video:
some ATI X550 PCI-e driven by Snap3.1.8

Remarks:
Using standard os2apic.psd
Sound is a little to loud and the mixer does not work

Percival P. Cassidy wrote:
> On 07/02/07 02:14 pm Stefan Knodt wrote:
>> I also update Memory to 6GB
>> OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
>> But no problem so far.
>
> Perhaps you have run into the situation reported for Windows as well:
> although a motherboard may accept 4GB of RAM, under Windows only 3.0GB
> or perhaps 3.5GB will be seen.

3 - 3.5 GB is the maximum for a 32-bit os without pae.

Stefan Knodt wrote:
> Asus P5W64 WS Professional
>
> working onboard Components / driver;
> ICH7 SATA / Danis506
> Marvell 88E8001 PCI Gigabit / patched driver from Hobbes
> ADI 1988B Audio / current Hidef Uniaud
>
> not working onboard components
> Marvell 88E8052 PCI-e Lan,

Are you sure the Yukon NDIS driver can't be made to work?

> Marvell 88SE6145 SATA(Raid)

This is a cheap SATA+PATA controller without RAID capabilities on its
own. The PATA portion is supported by DaniS506.

Ciao,
Dani

Stefan Knodt wrote:
> Percival P. Cassidy wrote:
>
>>On 07/02/07 02:14 pm Stefan Knodt wrote:
>>
>>>I also update Memory to 6GB
>>>OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
>>>But no problem so far.
>>
>>Perhaps you have run into the situation reported for Windows as well:
>>although a motherboard may accept 4GB of RAM, under Windows only 3.0GB
>>or perhaps 3.5GB will be seen.
>
>
> 3 - 3.5 GB is the maximum for a 32-bit os without pae.
>

Stefan,

"pae" ??

TIA
Rich W.

On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 15:16:58 +0000, Rich Wonneberger wrote:

> Stefan Knodt wrote:
>> Percival P. Cassidy wrote:
>>
>>>On 07/02/07 02:14 pm Stefan Knodt wrote:
>>>
>>>>I also update Memory to 6GB
>>>>OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
>>>>But no problem so far.
>>>
>>>Perhaps you have run into the situation reported for Windows as well:
>>>although a motherboard may accept 4GB of RAM, under Windows only 3.0GB
>>>or perhaps 3.5GB will be seen.
>>
>>
>> 3 - 3.5 GB is the maximum for a 32-bit os without pae.
>>
>>
> Stefan,
>
> "pae" ??
>
> TIA
> Rich W.

Fire up Google and throw in the search term: 'pae kernel'

Wayne
--
Registered Linux user #375994
http://www.geocities.jp/rondonko/

On Mon, 02 Jul 2007 15:48:54 -0400, Percival P. Cassidy wrote:

>On 07/02/07 02:14 pm Stefan Knodt wrote:
>
>> I sucessfully update to a QuadCore
>> OS/2 MCP sees all 4 core an uses it.
>
>That's interesting, because I couldn't get both cores of an AMD
>dual-core machine active using the standard OS2APIC.PSD driver, but it
>works with Pasha's ACPI.PSD driver. Perhaps it's partly an Intel vs. AMD
>thing.
>
>> I also update Memory to 6GB
>> OS/2 sees only 3 GB.
>> But no problem so far.
>
>Perhaps you have run into the situation reported for Windows as well:
>although a motherboard may accept 4GB of RAM, under Windows only 3.0GB
>or perhaps 3.5GB will be seen.

Exactly the same problem here with WinXP. Only3GB seen.

Cheers
Frank