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I have a dual-boot system (P5B-Deluxe, 4*1GB DDR2-800 memory, E6600 @ 3.0ghz rock stable, Asus X1950Pro) with both WXP Home 32 bit AND Vista Home Premium 64 bit. I enabled memory remap feature in my BIOS so I could use my whole 4GB memory under Vista.
The problem is that I now see "only" 2GB when working with XP. It's really not the end of the world, but is there a way to change this?
I know there is something you can change in the boot.ini to make Intel (AMD also maybe, not sure) cpu see more then 4GB of memory when in a 32-bit Microsoft OS, in my case up to 6GB (2GB memory, then 2GB reserved for drivers and finally 2GB remapped). It's only that I don't want to play with XP boot.ini if that might prevent me from going into Vista.
I looked around with google but found nothing. Anybody has a link for me of some quick explainations?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I have a dual-boot system (P5B-Deluxe, 4*1GB DDR2-800 memory, E6600 @ 3.0ghz rock stable, Asus X1950Pro) with both WXP Home 32 bit AND Vista Home Premium 64 bit. I enabled memory remap feature in my BIOS so I could use my whole 4GB memory under Vista.
The problem is that I now see "only" 2GB when working with XP. It's really not the end of the world, but is there a way to change this?
I know there is something you can change in the boot.ini to make Intel (AMD also maybe, not sure) cpu see more then 4GB of memory when in a 32-bit Microsoft OS, in my case up to 6GB (2GB memory, then 2GB reserved for drivers and finally 2GB remapped). It's only that I don't want to play with XP boot.ini if that might prevent me from going into Vista.
I looked around with google but found nothing. Anybody has a link for me of some quick explainations?
Thanks in advance for any help.