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On 14.04.2011 17:09, Adrian Cornish wrote:<br>
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Just a thought - lower end graphic cards use system RAM as their own
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You right, devices like graphic card, ethernet cards etc. are mapped
into memory, what cause some amount RAM is not available for system
use. But as i've wrote before, i'm wondering why addresses in
/proc/iomem (where the map of memory is) are not contiguous. I
think, there should be info about what region of memory is mapped
where (BIOS, PCI bus, for system use etc)<b> for whole 4GB </b>(Am
I right??) address space (for 32bit OS). Instead of that, there are
small "holes" in addresses and the total size of this holes (in my
case) is about 400MB. So i wonder where that memory is.<br>
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