Hello !!!


The answer to Q 7.6 in the FAQ ("I have plenty of memory, but gcc complains about "virtual memory exhausted" when it tries to compile a large source file.")
says you can use 
"limit datasize unlimited"
or 
"unlimit" 
to remove the kernel's limits. 

Now I've had problems with xv complaining about "not enough memory to ...", 
and I thought this may be related.
However, the limit command seems to be missing, as well as "unlimit".
Did I miss a set, or is this a built-in, or what ?

Also, when using X in 16bpp, I'm no longer able to switch to a console
using alt-fx. Is this known (I suppose so), and is there a workaround ?

Kind regards,


-- 
Thomas Boroske