Your goals sound very reasonable Chris and it sounds like a good thing to
do. The the following statements are ones I would consider to make the main
points in favor of your approach.

> 
> Currently we use a page size of 8k.  Almost *all* of the other ports
> use a page size of 4k.  This is a very standard size even outside of
> NetBSD.
> 
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> 
> There is also equal or less physical space wasted on adjusting to page
> boundries for all proceses.  (text data bss stack)
> 
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> 
> Everyone should realize that the i386 port of NetBSD runs comfortably
> in a 4M system.  The amiga port does not.  I do not wish to cater to
> The richest of Amiga owners, the spirit of the amiga is to provide
> power in the least amount of resource as possible I belive the NetBSD
> port should continue this in this.
> 
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> 
> My goal is for AmigaBSD to run on a 2M machine as well as it currently
> runs on  4M machine or better.  With the pmap I will be 3/4's of the
> way there.
> 
> Comments?
> 
> Chris.
> 


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