Verily did Charles Hannum write:

> In article <199512030104.RAA03965@gabriella.resort.com>
> banshee@gabriella.resort.com (Robert Dobbs) writes:

>    Isn't there an upper netbsd limit of 128 meg on the i386 port?

> No; that's kernel virtual memory, which is a different problem
> altogether.  There is no practical limit to the amount of memory you
> can use, save that if you have more than 64MB you currently need to
> make a small modification for the rest to be recognized.

What is this modification, for the record?

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