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From: david@kessner.denver.co.us (David Kessner)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.hardware
Subject: Re: What Happens If You Have > 9 Meg??
Summary: UNIX limited to 9 meg?
Message-ID: <1991Jan24.014652.14960@kessner.denver.co.us>
Date: 24 Jan 91 01:46:52 GMT
References: <7016@crash.cts.com> <890@amix.commodore.com>
Reply-To: kessner!david@csn.org (David D. Kessner)
Organization: Kessner, Inc
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In article <890@amix.commodore.com> ford@amix.commodore.com (Mike "Ford" Ditto) writes:
>It's not the software but the AutoConfig hardware spec that specifies
>the range of addresses for AutoConfig memory boards.  Unix, for
>example, is subject to the same limits.
>
>					-=] Ford [=-

Geez.  9 meg for UNIX?  8 is bare minimum-- I have 12 here on my i386.  Does
this limit exist on the A3000?

David Kessner