@squirrel considering the BIOS and memtest can see it I can only think that linux is giving that memory to some device or other
graphics is the usual suspect, if you do "lspci -v" it'll show you all the devices and how much RAM each of them is taking
@troubleMoney yeah but how do i change that
@squirrel good question, I'll have to look it up
@troubleMoney vga is getting 256M
memtest said slot 2 was mapped to 00000000-00000000
couldn't find anything like that on google either
@squirrel okay, 256M seems reasonable for that, so it's probably not the shared graphics memory bit that's the issue
no idea what's going on there