Urias McCullough wrote: > Same here... unless the idea is to lie about how much total memory is > available so that programs don't request too much in advance and you > can "overcommit" them later if they need it > > I seem to recall such a trick being used elsewhere - maybe Windows? > where apps wouldn't try to allocate more than they needed if the > system lied about how much was available? The Haiku kernel is an honest fellow. It doesn't lie knowingly. :-) CU, Ingo