Re:68851 PMMU Test...

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From: Adam Duncan Warr
Date: Tue, 11 Jul 1989 13:16

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There is no way to really test to see if the PMMU is
functioning correctly(at least I don't know a way).
Except! If you have the Virtual INIT  and install it on
you Mac, you will find that, given you have enough space
on your hard drive, you have 8 megs of virtual memory.
 Tha is the best test I know of. I have done this test on
several machines where I work. It will tell you if your
PMMU is working.

How much did you pay for your PMMU and from whom did you
purchase it?
Good Luck!

Adam C. Duncan
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh Pa

E-mail:  aw1j@andrew.cmu.edu

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