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Re: Boot.ini -
06-22-2008
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In addition on Linchi's comment , do *you consider to set MAX memory for SQL Server? |
Regards
Riccardo
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
#47
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
#48
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
#49
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
#50
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.....if you are running Win2K3 Enterrprise, you don't need to specify /PAE for the OS to see 8GB of physical memory. In fact, if the OS can see 8GB of RAM, you don't need to specify /PAE. |
To activate AWE on 32bit system you need to add /3GB boot parameter
and /PAE switch to the boot.ini file and reboot the server. This is
required to enable operating system support of more than 4 GB of
physical memory.
AWE behaves differently depending on the underlying operating system
"only" because win2003 os supports dynamic allocation of AWE-mapped
memory.
Regards
Riccardo
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