MMU can enable Linux strength of directly handles the faulty page at kernel space by swapping disk pages without any context switching at user-mode.
I actually have a lot more memories about an early 'proto' Internet based on swapping floppy disks containing computer demos and other stuff like Diskzines.
This is the result of the limits we have set to prevent any one node from swapping to disk (swapping would occur if we run too many simultaneous process with a large memory consumption).
The episode was written by Richard Curtis and Ben Elton, who swapped computer disks to make edits.
Writers Ben Elton and Richard Curtis wrote the scripts for Blackadder episodes separately using word processors and then swapped the disks containing the scripts for each other to add or remove jokes and dialogue.
Unlike the versions that ran on DOS, the Amiga version (published in Autumn 1993) cannot be installed on a hard drive; Amiga users have to swap floppy disks at several points of the game while playing it.
This will show your allocated swap disk or disks, if any.
You can also see your swap disk(s) by using the "mount" command, but it won't show the allocated or used space.
If a large percentage of the swap space is used, then one of two actions may be warranted: you may want to either add an additional swap disk to increase the available swap space, or you may want to add additional physical memory to the system.
And yes, installing was tedious swapping out those disks, especially if something went awry in the middle (which happened plenty).
