- Remove the memory so you only have 512Meg, boot into Linux, and install the 'kernel-enterprise'
kernel (should be on the CD). Shutdown, but the 512Meg back in, reboot and select the
enterprise kernel. If all goes well, you can use 'K/Configuration/Mandrake Control Center/Boot' to
change it to boot the enterprise kernel by default.
The standard kernel only sees under 1Gig of memory (normally it will just boot and not see above,
but sometimes there can be problems)
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