'sysctl -w kern.maxproc=4000'	(or however many you want)

	sysctl is a really _nice_ tool :) - try
	'sysctl -a | more' (For a list of all sysctl values)

		David/abs

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On Thu, 21 Sep 1995, David Gilbert wrote:

> 	I'm a little under the gun here at work, and given the
> similarity of the systems, I thought I might get a faster answer
> here.  Anyways, is there a max process size limit, and if so, how is
> it increased.
> 
> 	The machine in question at the momment is a BSDI on a Pentium,
> but I fear that I will have to change it on my NetBSD Sparc reasonably
> soon.
> 
> Dave.
> 
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