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From: "Massimo De Giorgi" <madg66@libero.it>
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Subject: R: Max Memory question
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>I thought that I heard somewhere that the Intel Xeon processors

But is it an x86 class processor ? I mean, does FreeBSD support
this processor too ?

>supported 36-bit memory addressing... thus upping it's limit to 32GB.

With a 36-bit memory addressing shouldn't the limit be 64GB ?

Bye.



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