The point about VM versus installed RAM is not that you use VM, but that the capability to use 1GB of VM apparently collides with the presence of ~940MB plus in machines that were not conceived to have more than 768MB of physical memory installed.
O.k. you where right, first I didn´t get your point.
VM is always going to be software-controlled. There is no arguing, short of hacking the system code, with the inbuilt limit. If that limit collides with your physical RAM, you can circumvent the problem, but not wish it away.
But I used 1 GB of RAM in PM 8600, 9600 an UMAX S900 without any problems anytime. And because of the working systems at other volumes it was clear to me that the problem is not about this Ram-VM-Limit.
But thank you for the informations in any way. Interresting for me is, if you really got some problems becaus of this VM-Limit, an what you mean with "circumvent the problem".
