Hello, I recently bought a Thinkpad T60p that was sold with 3GB of RAM. The seller advertised "free 4GB upgrade", although I did not care much. When the Laptop arrived, I kept WinXP on it (as I had paid the license...), and it said 3GB (I know it won't see more anyway with WIn 32bit). I installed 10.3 in 32bit as well (I have no specific use for 64bit and various driver issues make me stick to 32bit for the moment). Linux (well, KDE) also showed 3GB, so I concluded that there had been no "free 4GB upgrade", period. Today I tried a modified Mac OS X install disk (uphuck 1.3) just to see, out of curiosity, what hardware would be identified - and the OS X installer reported 4GB. So does the Bios, now that I looked at it. I have not installed OS X, so it may be that part of the memory is allocated to the GPU (although the T60p has, unfortunately, the ATI FireGL 5250 and I think it has it's own memory). I'm running the 2.6.22.17-0.1-bigsmp kernel. Should I change the kernel to use the 4GB? Or switch to 64Bit? Not that I really need the extra 1GB, it's just a little stupid to have this memory sitting there unused.... I've read several posts about this problem, but they were unclear, saying it could be the chipset, the kernel, etc... Is there a clear answer? Thierry -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org