When I was at home over Christmas, my father gave me a 512MB DIMM that he had laying around unused. I finally got around to getting it in the Linux machine (after a hard crash while trying to resize holiday photos). After noticing that the Linux kernel I had been running since 8/2004 (2.4.27) didn’t have HIGHMEM support enabled thus limiting me to 896MB instead of 1024MB like I had previously mentioned.
So, after much fooling around and not remembering how to properly compile a kernel (something I used to do almost daily back in the day) I finally got 2.4.32 running w/HIGHMEM and the webserver is now nearly maxxed out on RAM:
garcia@supplication:~$ free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 1550072 839916 710156 0 31972 391448
-/+ buffers/cache: 416496 1133576
Swap: 248996 0 248996
Yay!
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