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~431 MB total RAM on 512 MB VPS?

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  • chienvochienvo Member

    wow. a big difference !!!

  • smilesmile Member

    @Daniel15 said:

    smile said: no that's not it.

    Hmm. I can consistently repro on my VPS. I have both linux-image-4.18.0-3-686 and linux-image-4.18.0-3-686-pae installed. Identical version, only difference is PAE vs non-PAE. If I boot with the PAE one, I have ~431 MB RAM available. If I boot with the non-PAE one, I have ~496 MB RAM available.

    There's probably other factors that affect it, like SeaBIOS version, virtualization system (KVM vs Proxmox), etc.

    You can blame the kernel but the fact is pae is not the issue.

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  • aliletalilet Member

    Here's result from VirMach 1GB KVM

    MemTotal:        1020488 kB
MemFree:          129028 kB
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