32 bit bridge problem...

I'm Using Logic 9.1.1 in 64bit mode.
but '32 bit unit bridge' doesn't support the memory more than 4Gbs.
I'm wondering if it would support over 4 GBs after the update or is it possible to activate more than two of them now (without updating the program) ?

I'm Using Logic 9.1.1 in 64bit mode.
[Logic Pro 64bit mode FAQ|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3989]
but '32 bit unit bridge' doesn't support the memory more than 4Gbs.
Yes that is a limitation of 32bit applications,one of the main advantages of running Logic Pro in 64bit is that you can use as much RAM as you have installed in your system.
Have you checked if the plug-ins you use and are currently 32bit have an update and are able to run in 64bit?
I'm wondering if it would support over 4 GBs after the update or is it possible to activate more than two of them now (without updating the program) ?
Which update?
32bit applications are limited to 4GB of application memory.
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