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How long ago? The resource fork was limited to 16 MB (it used 24-bit pointers in some places), so you can't have been swapping that much data out.
by duskwuff 2y ago
How long ago? The resource fork was limited to 16 MB (it used 24-bit pointers in some places), so you can't have been swapping that much data out.
- tmoertel 2y agoThis would have been in the early 1990s, I'd guess. EDIT: I just checked the sources: it was mid 1993. Back then, a Macintosh Classic II would have been a common machine and shipped with 2 MB of RAM. Older machines often had only 1 MB of RAM.