Virtual Memory doubt

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	Basically, Virtual memory is an illusion of having more physical
memory. In 32-bit virtual memory will be 4GB.

Suppose, if we have 4GB physical memory, then this virtual memory( or MMU)
concept is not required ?

Regards,
Madhukar Mythri.



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