> that surprises me as that has been one of the AmigaOS's > strong points since the day it was first introduced, that it > could address more RAM than was physically possible to > install in any of the Amiga models.
Yes, and "now" technology has advanced so far that the physically installable RAM exceeds the amount that is addressable by AmigaOS (and API clones) since the day it was first introduced. Not really surprising ;-)
> found it surprising that MorphOS was not designed > to take advantage of more from it's beginning
Ruud is on spot here: More RAM addressability would have broken the AmigaOS API compatibility of the ABox.
> or is this only a problem with the implementation of MorphOS > on Apple's PowerMac models?
