bothe@netmuc.UUCP (10/13/89)
Targon 35 Release TOS 3.3.03 I tried to optimize the system by increasing the amount of space that is reserved for the nfs port socket send and receive buffers. (We have heavy nfs traffic!) I changed in /usr/sys/conf/param.c nfs_sendspace from 27000 to 270000 nfs_recvspace from 63000 to 630000 The result was that the nfsd (/etc/nfsd 8 in /etc/rc.local) died immediately without saying anything. Is this behavior correct and why does no warning occure in param.c ? Is it a good idea increasing these values and what are the limits ? Is there a course, literatur or anything to learn optimizing the system handling number or size of systembuffers ? |\ | | | ) | | |< _ _|_ |/~\ /~\ | ) | | | | | (___) |/ |_| \_ | | \__ Richard Bothe NIXDORF COMPUTER AG Dep DTSW 2-4 Berliner Str. 95 D-8000 Munic (West Germany) Tel.: (nat-89)3601-2956 eunet: bothe.muc@nixpbe.UUCP !USA: mcvax!unido!nixpbe!bothe.muc USA: uunet!linus!nixbur!bothe.muc