RAM requirement for iFS

If I do not want to use all protocol servers,
how much RAM would require to run Oracle database and iFS on same machine.
Documentation states 512MB RAM is required,
if you want to use all protocol servers.

Satheesh,
Assuming you are running iFS + web server and db on the same machine, 256 MB RAM is sufficient. I had set this up on a 256 MB machine and it is okay...
cheers
Rajesh

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