Steve wrote: > > Pre-2.0.34 kernels had an 8GB limit by default, but > *could* be worked around with some fancy footwork in > a kernel module. Very few people are running that old > of a kernel today,
You might be surprised. I recently saw a survey somewhere (LinuxMafia, I think) that showed what Linux versions people were using. A surprising number were still using quite old ones. I suppose, if that dusty Linux server in the back room has run flawlessly for four years, there's no point in "upgrading". Moreover, if anyone wishes to read the full header of this email, they will see that I am writing this on a 2.0.34 kernel. Cheers, Steven
