Looking for i386 versions that support >16Meg memory
Tom Yager
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Sun Nov 4 03:20:58 AEST 1990
In article <728 at bulus3.BMA.COM>, haugen at bulus3.BMA.COM (John M. Haugen) writes:
> I know Interactive Unix does not support more than 16 megabytes of memory.
> Would there be other versions of Sys V based Unix that support more than
> 16 megabytes of memory?
>
> Does SCO, Everex, Intel, and the others also have this limit??
> John M. Haugen Domain: haugen at BMA.COM
I'm running an Altos System 5000 (486/EISA) with 32MB of memory. It runs an
Altos-modified version of SCO UNIX.
I find nothing in the Interactive UNIX release notes about a 16MB limit, or
about the lifting of such a limit. I have never run ISC on more than 16MB.
I would hope that EISA and MCA support would include the ability to address
more than 16 MB.
(ty)
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