larg_mem.o:=============Example of allocating large amounts of memory at boot time - to use this you must edit the larg_mem.c program and adjust memstart memend to the valuesyou pass to the kernel in the mem= line and the physical memory installedthe defaults in the example here assumes that you passed mem=96Mat the kernel boot prompt and have 128MB installed, giving you 32MB that you can use for RTLinux.On a 128MB box with mem=96  cat /proc/meminfo  should show something like        total:    used:    free:  shared: buffers:  cached:Mem:  97411072 90025984  7385088        0 10190848 58822656All this example will do (whith the default settings) is fill up these 32MB with the index of the (unsigned long) large location . Module options:    memstart=BYTE_OFFSET physical address at which reserved memory starts    memlength=BYTES      length of memory block to reserve    period=MICROSECONDS  period of the main looplarg_stack.o:============= Example of setting up a large stack (default is 20k) by kmalloc'ing a larger chunk and assigning it to the thread via the attribute structure.