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In article <78153@ti-csl.csc.ti.com! holland@m2.UUCP (Fred Hollander) writes:
!In article <30672@sri-unix.SRI.COM! stores@unix.sri.com (Matt Mora) writes:
!!WOW! 8megs of real ram must be nice. I am testing the virtual init from
!!connectix and have 8 megs of VMem. This raises two questions. 
!!1) what is the virtual memory limit of 7.0, is it 8megs also
!!   or is it limited to disk space.
!
!4 Gig (in other words, yes, limited by disk space)
!
!!
!!2) What's going to happen to connectix? Did Apple just obsolete them?
!
!Sure seems that way, but, it's not like we didn't know (or beg for)
!Apple would implement virtual memory.  I'm still waiting for word on

I just finished reading my June Macworld and there is an article about 
memory expansion possibilities for the macII*'s and there is no mention
of virtual memory being implemented in system 7.0.  In fact the author
advocates people buy the Virtual init and PMMU (if applicable) as a way to
expand mac memory!  Of course he quotes the price of SIMMs as being about
$265 per 1M so I guess this article must have been written some time ago
and only published recently.  Why do I susbscribe to such outdated info 
sources? {8-)

!Fred Hollander
!Computer Science Center
!Texas Instruments, Inc.
!hollander@ti.com
!
!The above statements are my own and not representative of Texas Instruments.

Todd
vogelei@nmtsun