> I'd suggest, changing the late 2.1.1xx kernels NOW to support up to 2GB as
> default. It won't break anything, most probably, but if it will, it's better
> done now, too.
>
> This will not only save bad press for Linux but also a large number of
> postings to this list.
>
> It's trivial, actually.
No, it isn't. There are lots of people who use 3GB of address space per
process on machines with just a few dozen megabytes of RAM.
Have a nice fortnight
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