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In page Multics:
"The permanently resident kernel of Multics, a system derided in its day as being too large and complex, was 135 KB of code.[citation needed] The first MIT GE-645 had 512 kilowords of memory (2 MiB), a truly enormous amount at the time, and the kernel used a moderate portion of Multics main memory.