Yeah. To all intents and purposes the only 26-bit machines that Linux is
likely to ever run on are the Archimedes series, and they maxed out at 16MB.
In theory you could have bolted more RAM on somehow, but with a 64MB maximum
total address space this starts to get pretty hairy.
>multiple of 4MBytes. I'm guessing here that multiple MEMCs with
>different page sizes isn't going to work very well.
Actually I can't think of any technical reason it wouldn't work (each MEMC
basically does its own thing anyway) but of course it's hard to imagine why
anyone would want to do this. :-)
p.
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