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Subject: Re: My 386bsd is dead (again)
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From: haley@husc8.harvard.edu (Elizabeth Haley)
Date: 27 Aug 93 21:46:55 GMT
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I agree with Jordan, check those swap sizes, my machine behaved MUCH
more wonderfully with a larger swap, even when doing buildworld.sh,
which makes groff, which is largely in c++.
Note that I have 4M RAM on a 386-40. I couldn't do much else on the
machine, but it built everything without many problems.
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If you love your fun...
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...Die for it!