In a message dated 8/7/03 7:26:40 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

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>Virtual memory is *always* on in OS X, but it's run differently, so it's
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>not the system messup that it was under OS 9, but it does mean oyou're
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>eating a variable amount of that remaining disk space for VM. (and no,
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>you can't turn it off, moreover, due to the way Unix works, you really
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>don't want to)
>
>
>Again, if you continue to use OS X, you'll probably want to invest in 
>more memory.
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>I have a Beige G3 with a G4/466 upgrade, 768 mb of ram and a 30 Gb 
>drive...and OSX runs quite happily on that setup. The drive only cost me
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>$45, iirc, after a rebate.
>

Now I know what you meant when you said I needed more space, VM alone can 
take all of that (I didn't remember that detail about OSX), well I was fiddling 
around with my main drive  the 9GB and managed to get 2GB free after the OSX 
installation, I will be getting a bigger harddrive within the next couple of 
weeks, can anyone give a link for something around the $59-69 price range?  I'd 
do eBay but I want warranty.

Thanks so much for the advice!

Lil

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