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тАО06-24-2007 08:15 PM
тАО06-24-2007 08:15 PM
BL460c Memory configuration
Hi,
We have a HP ProLiant BL460c G1 X5355 2G 1P Svr. We want to add additional memory to it, but when we do it cannot see all the memory.
For example we want to have 10GB of memory.
This is made up of 2 by 4GB memory option (2 by 2GB DIMMS) and the 2GB (2 by 1GB DIMMs) integrated memory. 6 DIMMs in total.
We have populated the memory slots:-
1A - 2GB
2C - 2GB
3A - 2GB
4C - 2GB
5B - 1GB
6D - Empty
7B - 1GB
8D - Empty
i.e. 10GB of memory, but only 8GB is visible from the BIOS.
Is there a difference between the memory that goes into slots 1A, 3A and the other slots?
Thanks
Andrew
We have a HP ProLiant BL460c G1 X5355 2G 1P Svr. We want to add additional memory to it, but when we do it cannot see all the memory.
For example we want to have 10GB of memory.
This is made up of 2 by 4GB memory option (2 by 2GB DIMMS) and the 2GB (2 by 1GB DIMMs) integrated memory. 6 DIMMs in total.
We have populated the memory slots:-
1A - 2GB
2C - 2GB
3A - 2GB
4C - 2GB
5B - 1GB
6D - Empty
7B - 1GB
8D - Empty
i.e. 10GB of memory, but only 8GB is visible from the BIOS.
Is there a difference between the memory that goes into slots 1A, 3A and the other slots?
Thanks
Andrew
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тАО06-26-2007 04:29 AM
тАО06-26-2007 04:29 AM
Re: BL460c Memory configuration
what OS are you going to run, i'm guessing a 64 bit one?
Does the server spec say it supports 10 gigs?
Does the server spec say it supports 10 gigs?
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тАО06-27-2007 08:22 AM
тАО06-27-2007 08:22 AM
Re: BL460c Memory configuration
hi andrew
there is a rule:
dual ranked dimms must be installe din the lower numbered slots (bank a and b in your case)
look at the label on the dimms - nnn 1R nnnnnn indicates a single ranked dimm and nnn 2R nnnnnn indicats a single ranked dimm. (nnn can be anything)
also check your operating system. some only support only 8 GB.
best regards
ernesto
please give me direct feedback under ernst.limbrunner@web.de when this solved your problem.
there is a rule:
dual ranked dimms must be installe din the lower numbered slots (bank a and b in your case)
look at the label on the dimms - nnn 1R nnnnnn indicates a single ranked dimm and nnn 2R nnnnnn indicats a single ranked dimm. (nnn can be anything)
also check your operating system. some only support only 8 GB.
best regards
ernesto
please give me direct feedback under ernst.limbrunner@web.de when this solved your problem.
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тАО07-17-2007 09:18 AM
тАО07-17-2007 09:18 AM
Re: BL460c Memory configuration
try adding the /PAE switch to your boot.ini for some reason these blades require it before they will see memory beyond 3.15G no matter what OS you are using.
FYI 2003 standard will only ever see up to 4G so I am also assuming you are running either 64bit or a version other than 2003 standard
FYI 2003 standard will only ever see up to 4G so I am also assuming you are running either 64bit or a version other than 2003 standard
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