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Does that not show the boards max memory not the installed memory?
If i check with cat /proc/meminfo or top = show 48GB ram
If i go with dmidecode --type memory = show 64GB ram (16 + 16 + 16 + 16) show in the list.
Actually im not familiar with this environment of this, is it the server in memory mirror mode?
@N0v3mb3r do you maybe use a 32-bit OS (with PAE)?
Install a 64-bit one. If it's already 64-bit, then file a ticket and complain they scammed you on RAM.
I am using ubuntu 12.04 64-bit,
Already open the tickets, and they said, its 64GB ram, they check using dmidecode --type memory,
@N0v3mb3r interesting, can you pastebin your 'dmesg' result?
give it 30 days and lets wait for all the "online.net are a scam/fraud they took my money" posts
http://pastebin.com/6FyK29d9
lol, dont said like that, i already try too many server in online.net and i am satisfied all my server at there, just for this server only that make me curious about the setting.. just only to share to get more information about this..
@N0v3mb3r Okay no idea, but from what you posted it shows 48GB indeed.
Can you also post that
dmidecode --type memoryresult?Also did you try a different OS, such as Debian, or a newer Ubuntu?
http://pastebin.com/NKe6Wmvk
okay.. maybe i should try another OS later.. there avaiable on debian 7 will do it also on ubuntu latest version
@N0v3mb3r
If I had to guess could be cause they are mixing buffered and unbuffered memory or at least not using them in the correct pair/ memory socket..
Well if you are running an application this serveris great
That dmidecode output shows you exactly what memory they use and in which sockets it is installed. So why do you "have to guess"? I am not an expert on these crazy 8-socket servers but to me everything looked fine there (A2/A3, B2/B3, all four modules of the same type).
Yeah, ppl always forget to cancel subscription before the 20th day of the actual month. :DD
Yeah, I don't think it's memory related.. Probably the OS. I noticed that with OVH ubuntu seems to have power savings enabled by default while with promox my CPU is running at full speed. Not saying this is related to the memory issue, just suggesting it could be an issue with his current OS.