Physical Address Extension (PAE) is a feature in some Intels processors that support 36-bit physical addresses, extended from 32-bit addresses in old processors. Since there are more bits in physical page numbers, the size of page table entries is increased to 64 bits (8 bytes). The virtual address (on 32-bit processors) still has 32 bits. Assume the page size is 4 KB. How large would a one-level page table be? Give your answer in MB.