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SubjectRe: Configurable Kernel Parameters
"KO,GWON-HEE (HP-Boise,ex1)" wrote:
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> Dear all,
> Are there configurable kernel parameters in linux?
> i.e.: Max Stack Segment Size, Max/min Dynamic Buffer Cache Size, Number of
> pseudo ttys ...etc
> If there are, how do you configure them?
Take a look in /proc/sys with recent (>=2.1.xxx) kernels.


AFAIK, ptys are dynamically allocated. Older kernels (thinking 1.2.x,
2.0.x here) were limited to 64, but I believe that there was a value you
could change to give you more or less of them.

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