Xenix Configuration and Configuration Limits
John F. Haugh II
jfh at rpp386.UUCP
Sat Jul 9 10:50:14 AEST 1988
In article <200 at stca77.stc.oz> peter%stca77 at stcns3.stc.oz (Peter Jeremy) writes:
>
>Is Xenix Configuration documented anywhere? Can anyone give me references
>to some books?
>
>Can anyone give me a reasonable explanation of what all the IPC
>configuration options do?
>MSGMNI and MSGTQL seem self-explanatory and seem to behave the way I
>would expect from their brief descriptions. My attempts to change the
>other configuration values have generally not had the effect I expected.
>
>I am runing SCO Xenix Release 2.2.1 on a 286. Does anyone know of any ways
>to increase the following parameters:
>1) maximum number of open files (NFILE) (currently 400)
>2) number of message queues (MSGMNI) (currently 40)
>3) number of message headers (MSGTQL) (currently 100)
>4) total number of bytes in message queues (currently 8192, but I don't
> know why)
>Are these limits eased in the 386 version?
the configuration is quite simple for 2.2.1 and is sort of menu driven.
you need to run the 'configure' program in /usr/sys. that should ask you
all of the questions. then run link_xenix or something like that and
reboot.
as for the limits you have, are they too small??? my ghod, my 48 user
68020 machine only has 300 file table entries. what do you expect???
this is the configuration info for rpp386, as told by the soon-to-be-posted
crash program:
buffers 512
calls 30
inodes 100
e_inodes 100
files 100
e_files 100
mounts 8
e_mounts 8
procs 60
e_procs 19
texts 40
e_texts 40
clists 64
sabufs 64
maxproc 30
hashbuf 512
hashmask 511
for two to eight users these numbers should be just fine. perhaps you
could enlighten us on how many users you have?
- john.
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