Originally posted by akac
Under a 32-bit processor, since the OS itself and VM, etc..
Under 10.2.7 and Panther, the OS can handle much more RAM, and so a single process can take up 4 GB of RAM all by itself.
Originally posted by G5Church
To Our Valued Apple Customer:
....We currently anticipate shipping your new G5 PowerMac in 7-10 business days...
Sincerely,
Apple Computer ACD (AppleStore)
Originally posted by mxpiazza
what is your config? when was your original order date? are you an EDU customer? what is your est. shipping date on your order status page??
Originally posted by mxpiazza
holy crap! go to the apple store, and put an order for a dual in your cart.... they're shipping in 10-15 buisness days! what is this...?
edit: this is for stock, and BTO orders...
Originally posted by jelloshotsrule
you're absolutely right. i just ordered a dual 2, with some options and as of like 9 pm or whatever it said 4-6 weeks... and as you said, now you throw something in your cart (i config'd it the same just to test) and sure enough, 10-15 days
so this raises the question... have people's estimated ship dates jumped in the last hour or so as well?
edit: my order hasn't changed. says 10/14...
Originally posted by G5Church
I just wanted to get that up quick for you guys to see. The funny thing about this is that I do not have a dual 2.0 on order. I am the only complaining that my ship date has been pushed back and I have a 1.8 on order. I guess I'm the only one because no one else has said anything.
Originally posted by G5Church
I just did the same with a 1.8. Totally stock. It said 7-10 ship days. Why in the world would the ship my order, done the day they were announced, the same day as some one who orders one right now. I guess my order just got lost, I'm on the bottom of the pile, mine got dropped on the floor and put on the bottom. I'm rabbling, but it just doen't make since to me at all. It's as simple as that.
Library functions are probably considered to be part of the application. I don't know about OSX and PPC, but in some other systems OS functions (system calls) are invoked via interrupts. Function calls wouldn't deal with memory addresses directly at all, in which case it would be theoretically possible to stick the OS above the 4GB level.Originally posted by AidenShaw
It's because each process needs to call system functions, and that's very easy if the system functions appear in the same memory space as the process. No memory space magic is needed to call I/O or other functions - they are just there.
I don't doubt that most people like Apple and Apple products enough to cut them some slack. I equally sure there is good reason for the delay. But, bumping orders to make way for an important, and, testy client would not be it. Precisly the type of practices the FTC is trying to protect consumers from. [/B]
Originally posted by JtheLemur
FWIW - the CTO Dual that I ordered as an Educational Institution is still on track for OOB 9/2. It hasn't changed at all. Then again, I only ordered one - not sure if that qualifies me to actually receive it on-time as part of Apple's supposed push to get them out the door to Edu Inst customers before school starts!