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Subject: Re: 4.2 uucp performance problems?
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	Beware ...  I believe a vanilla 4.2 on a vaxen actually runs at
	100 ticks per sec.				Rich Hammond

A good point.  In honey danber, we rely on a manifest called HZ.  While
some varieties of unix make HZ available in a <sys/include> file,
others, e.g., the one I am running here, require you to read kmem.  A
quick egrep of the 4.2 source shows the same to be true there -- see
conf/param.c.  For such systems, we set HZ in a uucp header file.

	Peter