TeraByte Unlimited

Hello Users/Terabyte,

Booting IFL 3.26 from a bootable USB Pen, I am receiving the message, not enough memory to load image, after the initial boot menu passes and it trys to load the image files. The system in question has 4GB of system memory installed and if I boot with a mem=4096000000, just to specify some memory it continues to boot and load OK. The system boots and runs OpenSuSE Leap 15.0 64bit OK so doesn't seem to be an issue with Linux specifically, just for some reason its not getting the proper size of system memory when it boots.

I see there is a 3.27 available now, is perhaps there a fix for this in it yet as I do not see it mentioned in the fixes listing?

Thank you,
crubel

Is that an older system perhaps a Dell XPS 730? Booting in normal BIOS
mode?

The problem is the BIOS on that system (or any other system with same issue)
On the Dell it's due to the memory map the BIOS reports being wrong and
containing overlapping entries. You can use the "4gh" boot option (just type
4gh at the boot: prompt).

I'm not sure if they have fixed it or a newer version of syslinux can handle
it. OpenSuSE may be using grub?




"crubel" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

Hello Users/Terabyte,

Booting IFL 3.26 from a bootable USB Pen, I am receiving the message, not
enough memory to load image, after the initial boot menu passes and it trys
to load the image files. The system in question has 4GB of system memory
installed and if I boot with a mem=4096000000, just to specify some memory
it continues to boot and load OK. The system boots and runs OpenSuSE Leap
15.0 64bit OK so doesn't seem to be an issue with Linux specifically, just
for some reason its not getting the proper size of system memory when it
boots.

I see there is a 3.27 available now, is perhaps there a fix for this in it
yet as I do not see it mentioned in the fixes listing?

Thank you,
crubel