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Subject: Memory Management
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The documentation that Warren gave me describes the memory management
scheme.  It says that when the machine is first started, the memory
management unit is disabled -- anyone know how to enable it, and where the
segmentation registers are (I'm assuming they are in the 0160000-0177777
range somewhere)?