You know, I still have that 386 in my mom's attic. I'm tempted to break it out and see what it can do. Ultima VII required a 33MHz 386DX w/ 4Mb of ram, and my

You know, I still have that 386 in my mom's attic. I'm tempted to break it out and see what it can do. Ultima VII required a 33MHz 386DX w/ 4Mb of ram, and my computer ran it fine with a boot disk. If memory serves (and I was 7 at the time, so it probably doesn't), a DOS 6.22 bootdisk contained fields for page size, which leads me to believe it had support for virtual memory. That said, I do remember the massive stink that was made about virtual memory when Windows 95 came out, so I could be wrong. I'm highly tempted to break out that old box and play around with it. This conversation tickles my nostalgia bone.