Adding memory to a Linux system should not require a reinstallation. You just add the memory you need in the configuration required by the motherboard.
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From: 'josh coffman' <
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Sent: 08/27/07, 05:03:02 PM
Subject: upgrade advice
I've heard that adding memory to a linux box isn't straight forward. Is that true? I haven't had to add memory to a linux box where I wasn't also re-installing the OS.
Here's a really far fetched question.. The ASRock motherboard in my desktop has an expansion slot for an additional/replacement CPU. Anyone added or upgraded a CPU with an expansion slot before? Know if its possible with linux?
I probably wont upgrade the cpu during the life of this box, but I am curious about the cpu expansion slot... and if it would support multiple CPU's. (two X2 cpu's would be fun)
-j
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