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Subject: Re: kern/9399
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Synopsis: If all memory fills up (VM and Real), nothing will run even if apps are closed to free up ram.  Shutdown will not always work, and kernel reboot is common without a message.

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State-Changed-When: Sat Jan 9 13:26:20 PST 1999
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The minimum amount of swap supported isn't a specific value, but is actually
the amount of RAM in the machine. In your case 20MB of swap is the minimum.

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