Dear listers, I've got a Powerbook 2000 "firewire" (Pismo), with a gigabyte of RAM. I bought this vast quantity of memory because I use a graphics program to render huge image files, and cannot tolerate the several-hour delays imposed by using virtual memory. Everything works delightfully when booted up in OS 9.2.2. I cannot currently afford to upgrade my graphics application to X, so must either run in OS 9 or in classic under Jaguar. Before Jaguar, I was unable to launch this program in classic because pre-Jaguar versions of X would not allocate more than 200 MB of memory to classic applications. Jaguar, however, seemingly allows my classic application to claim 800 MB. Unfortunately, when I start rendering under classic, things slow down to a snails pace, suggesting to me that Jaguar is in fact using some sort of virtual RAM scheme. How do I turn this off? I would rather not keep having to re-boot in OS 9!
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