On Mon, 7 Jun 1993 18:36:30 GMT, chip@fin.uucp (Chip Salzenberg) said:

  CS> I'm running 0.99.10alpha in a 386 with 8M of RAM.  So why this?

  CS>   $ cat /proc/meminfo
  CS>           total:   used:     free:   shared:  buffers:
  CS>   Mem:   5533696  5300224    233472  2326528  2854912
  CS>   Swap: 12574720    20480  12554240

  CS> Huh?!  Total mem 5.5M?  I used to have lots more.  Please tell me that
  CS> the gzip'd kernel's loading at 1M doesn't lose that badly.

Hmm. I tried both gzipped and not gzipped. Of my 8 MB, with the not
zipped one 7384k is left. With the zipped one it was a few kilobtyes
less.

What do you mean with 'loading at 1M'? Does a gzipped kernel place
itself above the 1M mark if it doesn't fit below?

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