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Hi!

While trying to make some programs run I wrote for my university job, I
hit the 128MB hard limit to the maximum data amount a single process is
allowed to use.  From arch/amiga/include/vmparam.h:

#ifndef MAXDSIZ
#define MAXDSIZ         (128*1024*1024)         /* max data size */
#endif

Are there grave reasons not to push up this limit to, say, 1GB?

I tried to increase the value myself and got a running kernel but ld.so
failed so I was not able to boot the system.  I hesitate to compile the
whole Userland and maybe end up with an unusable system so I first would
like to ask for some comments.  

There is another thing that comes to mind regarding the mentioned
include
file:  I still (with 1.4.1) have to increase VM_KERNEL_PT_PAGES from 4
to 8
to have netbsd boot on my 168MB A4000/060 without kernel panics.   Can
we
push this up for the next release, too?

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*** Michael Boehnisch *********************************
billy@uni-paderborn.de
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