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You mean the identical limit that also 32-bit Linux applications on x86 have without reconfiguring kernel for different split? It seems Windows bashing without
by Mavrik 14y ago
You mean the identical limit that also 32-bit Linux applications on x86 have without reconfiguring kernel for different split?
It seems Windows bashing without any background knowledge is becoming popular again -_-
- someCTO 14y agoRunning a PAE kernel on 32 bit is pretty standard at this point, I believe. Please correct me if I missed something.
- yuhong 14y agoIt has nothing to do with PAE, but 3G/1G split I think is default on Linux.
- someCTO 14y agoThat does not address the 512MB of virtual address problem, which is not an issue with PAE.
- 4ad 14y agoYes it is because PAE doesn't change the address space of processes. PAE let's you use more physical memory, the address space of each process is still the same, because 2^32 is still 2^32 with PAE.