> Serious, I think it is time to make the change. Most systems have enough
> memory today (but unixes can not handle it - oops :-).

That may be true for many systems, but not all.  I think that users
should have the opportunity to change things, though, and they (you)
do.  How about starting a "performance tuning guide" for NetBSD?  If
the FAQ doesn't have a section on that, it should...

I see some need for:
	* "If you're low on disk space, you can do this..."
	* "If you're low on memory, you can do this..."
	* "If you've got fast disks, you can do this..."
	* "If you've got lots of memory, you can do this..."
	* "If you've got lots of memory and fast disks, you can do this..."
	* "If you have adapter X and option Y, you can enable Z..."

Obviously, this would need machine dependent parts, too.

-allen

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