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From: jcs@tarkus.chi.il.us (John C. Sucilla)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att,unix-pc.general
Subject: Re: The scoop on 3.51c (was Re: 3.51c about to be released?)
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Date: 1 May 89 08:42:06 GMT
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In article <687@icus.islp.ny.us> lenny@icus.islp.ny.us (Lenny Tropiano) writes:
>You can check your clists by doing:
>
># adb /unix /dev/kmem
>cfreelist+6/d

Ok, adb tells me I have 138

>I'd be curious to know if this is happening to everyone out there (even
>those on the 3.5 release of the kernel).

Nope, no slow down n die problem over here.  And I'm basically running 3.50
funked up to 3.5.1.4 with 7 hours over one week of uptime.  Normally this
thing is up 4 or 5 weeks continuously but I moved the machine a little
last week...

># ktune -d
>nbuf 100
>ninode 400
>nfile 300
>nproc 100
>ntext 75
>nclist 150   <-- that's your maximum
>npbuf 16
>ncall 32
>nttyhog 1024

nbuf 100
ninode 400
nfile 300
nproc 100
ntext 75
nclist 150
npbuf 16
ncall 32
nttyhog 1024

Hope this helps...
-- 
"We do what we can, but this little guy called Fate will do what he pleases
 anyway.  All we can do is give him enough to work with and hope it goes
 the way we want."  -  S.S.