It would seem that some need a architecture refresher. Intel's IA-32
processors have the following specifications:
Virtual Addr. Space 64 Terabytes
Physical Addr. Space 64 Gigabytes
Memory Cache-able Addr. Space 4 Gigabytes
In conclusion, both of you were right. It was just misinterpreted. Now
whether or not Linux supports these limits is a DIFFERENT question entirely.
My 0.02 cents (and change).
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