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Currently MicrOS maps whole 4 MB of page directory for given process when there is more memory required, that means we're wasting alot of memory for slightly faster and maybe a little bit simpler mechanism of memory mapping and pagination.
To get memory back we should consider refactoring that part of OS to properly map 4 KB pages, which will allow launching OS properly on low memory systems (like 486 with 32 MB of ram).
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Currently MicrOS maps whole 4 MB of page directory for given process when there is more memory required, that means we're wasting alot of memory for slightly faster and maybe a little bit simpler mechanism of memory mapping and pagination.
To get memory back we should consider refactoring that part of OS to properly map 4 KB pages, which will allow launching OS properly on low memory systems (like 486 with 32 MB of ram).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: