Short:        Brutally remove small mem frags on 040/060 systems (+src)
Author:       bernie@shock.cosmos.it (Bernardo Innocenti)
Uploader:     bernie shock cosmos it (Bernardo Innocenti)
Type:         util/boot
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

 Use the included AvailFrag program or a system monitor such as Scout
or XOper to determine if your system memory list has many small holes
of 8 to 256 bytes each. Lots of small chunks are usually made by badly
written programs (not freeing all the memory they allocated).

 On systems equipped with 68040 or 68060 the program SetPatch will
load the 68060.library  68040.library at boot time. These libraries
will setup the MMU page descriptors to cover all addressable memory
space, including space reserved by Zorro boards. Unfortunately, the
040/060 MMUs require an 512-byte alignament for the descriptors,
even if they only take up 256 bytes. So they free up the remaining
256 bytes in order to give some memory back to the system. On my
Amiga 4000, which is fitted with four Zorro boards, this leaves more
than 500 memory chunks righ