[...]
> Low area for BIOS/system 64K
> Kernel 128K
> Buffers 64K
^^^^^^^ ^^^
> init 32+K
> login * 2 32+K *2
> sh ~64K
>
> TOTAL 416K
[...]
Shouldn't the kernel be using unused main memory for buffers rather than
allocating a fixed size block? This would (a) be more efficient as the kernel
wouldn't be wasting memory, and (b) give more memory for applications. I
wouldn't have thought it would be any harder to code as you're having to do
strange segmentation stuff to access it already.
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