Hi everyone, new to the forums
So I recently got this Lenovo v110 laptop. It wasn't until after a few days of running Kubuntu 17 that I noticed that I had 3,2GB of RAM available (4GB installed). So I updated the BIOS and checked back. Still 3,2GB of RAM
I then tried Kubuntu live, and the amount of RAM available there was up to 3,5GB. Just to make sure the new BIOS had less hw reserved memory I cloned the system, installed Win 10 and checked the task manager: again 3,5GB of RAM available, some 580MB of hw reserved.
So is there a way to reclaim those 300MB that the new BIOS released without having to reinstall Kubuntu?
Thanks
So I recently got this Lenovo v110 laptop. It wasn't until after a few days of running Kubuntu 17 that I noticed that I had 3,2GB of RAM available (4GB installed). So I updated the BIOS and checked back. Still 3,2GB of RAM
I then tried Kubuntu live, and the amount of RAM available there was up to 3,5GB. Just to make sure the new BIOS had less hw reserved memory I cloned the system, installed Win 10 and checked the task manager: again 3,5GB of RAM available, some 580MB of hw reserved.
So is there a way to reclaim those 300MB that the new BIOS released without having to reinstall Kubuntu?
Thanks
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