on 18-Jan-98 Ignatios Souvatzis wrote about "Re: More than 128 MB process data
size?":


> > How do I get the kernel to accept a maximum process data size greater
> > 128 MByte?

> Set the USRSTACK to more the 0x0e000000, by editing
> /sys/arch/amiga/include/vmparam.h,
> then recompile the kernel.

I enclosed the USRSTACK definition in that file in a "#ifndef -
#endif"-bracket and set the value in the kernel config file, thus keeping
track of my changes.

> You might also need to set 

> optionsNKMEMCLUSTERS=512 

> or even bigger.

Thanks a lot, that worked fine.


I doubled USRSTACK to 0x1c000000, set MAXDSIZ to 256M and NKMEMCLUSTERS to
768.

The max data size limit was then 256 MBytes and I was able to execute xv
"Algorithms" on a 4kx3k image; the xv task was shown by top to be 203 MB.


> Regards,
> -is
> Ignatios Souvatzis


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