Description of problem:
Running 'subscription-manager facts' only provides data about the first installed memory module and discards the rest. I believe dmi.memory should contain information about all modules and not the first one.

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1. dmidecode -t 17 | grep -i Size: | grep -v "Logical" | grep -v "No Module" | grep -v "Volatile" | grep -v "Cache"
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
   Size: 32 GB
2. free -g
   total used free shared buff/cache available
   Mem: 250 69 180 0 1 180
   Swap: 3

1. subscription-manager facts | grep memory
   dmi.memory.array_handle: 0x1000
   dmi.memory.assettag: Unknown
   dmi.memory.bank_locator: Unknown
   dmi.memory.data_width: Unknown
   dmi.memory.error_correction_type: Multi-bit ECC
   dmi.memory.error_information_handle: Not Provided
   dmi.memory.form_factor: Unknown
   dmi.memory.location: System Board Or Motherboard
   dmi.memory.locator: B16
   dmi.memory.manufacturer: Unknown
   dmi.memory.maximum_capacity: 2 TB
   dmi.memory.part_number: Unknown
   dmi.memory.serial_number: Unknown
   dmi.memory.size: 32 GB
   dmi.memory.speed: (ns)
   dmi.memory.total_width: Unknown
   dmi.memory.type: Unknown
   dmi.memory.use: System Memory
   memory.memtotal: 263033396
   memory.swaptotal: 4194300
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