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From: Andre Albsmeier <andre@nemesis.de>
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Subject: Need advice from the VM hackers, please
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Hi,

next week I have to set up a machine with 512MB physical memory
and 1 GB swap for antenna simulations. Recently, there was some
discussion here how this is done correctly (apart from MAXMEM in
the kernel config file). However, I didn't have such a big machine
until now so I didn't follow this...

Can somebody please briefly explain what to do? Or is there a 
document describing it?

Thanks very much in advance...

	-Andre