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On Thursday 15 February 2001 16:17 US Central Time, Jason R Thorpe wrote:

> That, therefore, can limit the size of NMBCLUSTERS.  On 1.5 and later,
> however, the kernel has 1G of VM space, so a large NMBCLUSTERS shouldn't
> be a problem.

Thanks for the quick reply.  That's what I figured...I was confised a bit, 
because the FAQ doesn't mention a higher value than 1024 (which seems to be 
the default value on 1.5 anyway, or at least for -current).  I just 
reconfigured my kernel with option NMBCLUSTERS 8192 and config didn't 
complain.  Compiling now...

> You can get an idea on current mbuf cluster usage by using vmstat -m and
> looking at the "mclpl" pool stats.

netstat -m works too :-)
Cheers


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