Thanks to all for a speedy response. Best answer was:
> You might want to try the following type of additions to your
> /etc/sysconfigtab file. These changes can be made using the
> dxkerneltuner or sysconfigdb tools, and a reboot is required
> to make the changes active.
>
> Add or modify the following stanzas:
> -------------------------------------------------------------
> vm:
>
> vm-maxvas=4294967296
>
>
> proc:
> maxusers=256
>
> max-per-proc-data-size=4294967296
> per-proc-stack-size=8388608
> max-per-proc-stack-size = 67108864
> max-per-proc-address-space=4294967296
>
> Hope this helps,
> Seth Hall
> Systems Manager
> MIT-RLE
>
I used dxkerneltuner, though in the future I'll probably just edit the
file since dxkerneltuner didn't seem to offer any real checking. (At
least the "are you really sure" message didn't suggest it was all that
sure itself). I also normally run twm and dxkerneltuner doesn't work
well w/ it.
I certainly plan to go browse the tuning manuals as others suggested.
Reginald Beardsley
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Received on Fri Apr 23 1999 - 13:14:31 NZST