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mount -t tmpfs -o size=8000m tmpfs /mnt ? Caus i release know nothing about ssh commande I never did that
 
every 32bit OS have only 4 GB allocate RAM maxinum, but it does not mean that you can use all 4 GB for OS alone. For example, IRQ, drivers, chipset, etc, graphic memory also use the RAM address space, and because if the Graphic memory is 2 GB, it will also take the 2 GB adress space in the RAM allocation and push the 4 GB RAM behind further.

As Hyperz said, you need 64bit OS to allocate everything in the virtual RAM adress space.
 
As I explained before, the 32bit OS can only handle 4 GB virtual memory... If your OS is running native and not in qemu with 2GB RAM, then this is wrong.

Edit: As i read the tutorial, the qemu is started with 2 GB virtual memory.
 
As I explained before, the 32bit OS can only handle 4 GB virtual memory... If your OS is running native and not in qemu with 2GB RAM, then this is wrong.

i really dont understand anything ... i dont know what is native or not i juste followed the tutorial by copy/past :(
 
Please how can i start it to give me 32GB RAM ?
Caus i really dont know what im ddoing im noob
 
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I probably should have looked at the commands before replying. I'm not too familiar with this stuff. Anyway, as RapidVideo hinted it's a command line argument. In this command:

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/tmp/qemu-system-x86_64 -net nic -net user,hostfwd=tcp::3389-:3389 -m 2048M -localtime -enable-kvm -cpu host,+nx -M pc -smp 2 -vga std -usbdevice tablet -k en-us -hda /dev/sda -boot c -vnc :1

Change -m 2048M to whatever you need. 8192M would give you 8GB etc. https://linux.die.net/man/1/qemu-kvm
 
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