On Tue, 11 Apr 1995, Stephen Potter wrote: > > I have never seen a "real" Unix system with 16 meg total memory (phys. > > memory and swap space). I'm not talking about your poor PC running > > linux or something like that... > Actually, it happens in the real world fairly often: > xxx% dmesg | grep mem | head -1 > mem = 16384 K (0x100000) ~ $ dmesg |grep mem mem = 32768K (0x2000000) avail mem = 27357184 That's one of our 12 SparcClassic.. our numerous SparcStations have 28 Mb RAM, our SparcServers (totalling 5) have 128 Mb or even ~170 Mb. And double that for swap. > I've got at least a couple of machines here like that. Mostly sparc1 and > sparc1+. Old machines that don't have a huge use (all our development > takes place on Indys and a couple of Sparc 5s and 10s). > > Granted, these machines do have more swap space (about 64m). Just my $.02 cents worth.. :) Greetz, Niels