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Yasser Kashfi wrote:
> Hi
> I tryed to set CONFIG_VMSPLIT_3G_OPT=y but never successful :( could you help me?

In your kernel build directory run make xconfig
go in the "Processor types and features"
for the menu item "High Memory Support" select "off"
for the menu item "Memory split", select "3G/1G kernel split (for full
1G low memory)"

save the config, recompile the kernel and install it as usual.

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					    Gilles.