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I am having a IBM xSeries 226 with Intel Xeon (x86) 3.0Ghz, 4 GB ECC DDR2 RDIMM, installed with RHEL ES 3 std. I have put in additional RAM to add on to 8 GB.
During the boot up, the BIOS shows 8 GB of RAM. But if i use free command, it shows 4 GB of RAM.
I was told to upgrade to RHEL ES 4 64 bits in order to utilize the newly added memory. Is it true?
Is there any other alternative?
Thanks in advance.
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To use more than 4GB of Ram you need to use 2.6 series (64 bits) of Kernel which comes with RHEL-4
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