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From: phil@Apple.COM (Phil Ronzone)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aux
Subject: Re: The monster that ate my RAM
Keywords: RAM, A/UX
Message-ID: <30844@apple.Apple.COM>
Date: 16 May 89 18:31:41 GMT
References: <9219@polya.Stanford.EDU>
Organization: Apple Computer A/UX Group
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In article <9219@polya.Stanford.EDU> shaff@Sesame.Stanford.EDU (Mike Shaff) writes:
>... does the below message
>really indicate that A/UX is using the rest of memory?
>
>Total memory size 8388608
>Available memory 4505600
>
>(pronounced OX) box.  Can A/UX really be using all of that memory?

Yes. It looks like kconfig(1) has been run and set some large (but
typical) values for things like NBUFS. For example, I typically have
NBUF=5000 NFILE=400 NINODE=400 for 8 megs. You can cut that way down
by 3 megs or more by downsizing these parameters. The system release notes
contain the guidelines.
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