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Maxim S. Shatskih wrote: >> You need chipset specific code to enable access to the dimm after >> boot, because it must start disabled to prevent windows from using >> the memory. > > Easier! Just add /MAXMEM to Windows's BOOT.INI, and it will skip some > of the BIOS reported memory. > So, for the second sight, the think looks easier. The trick is knowing which physical memory slots are affected by the BOOT.INI statement. An alternative is simply to grab physical memory address space for a device driver during the boot sequence and lock Windows out of it, DataCore uses that approach for it's cache in SANsymphony. -- Nik Simpson
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