Hopefully you are editing the file directly and NOT using the CF admin. Make
sure and read up on all the JVM options before you start making changes.
There are a lot of options and ways to configure. For example, if you set
your heap size to 512/1024 you are going to cause the JVM to work pretty
hard at garbage collection - as it continually resizes the heap to recover
memory back down to 512.  There are also a number of different garbage
collectors besides just the parallelGC that is the default.  I like the
"concurrent mark sweep" GC on a dual proc machine.  

Having said all that - it looks like (by your other posts) that you have
solved your issue by upgrading your mySQL driver.  I'm glad :)

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Flying Mountain
Sent: Saturday, September 09, 2006 11:58 PM
To: farcry-dev
Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: Speed Issues


Hm. well, that was interesting.  I tried to make it 1024 and 1024 but it
wouldn't allow it.  I tried a few options and finally it took 512 and 1024.
But when I tried to restart CF it refused.  I rebooted the server and it
wouldn't allow me in remotely.  I had it rebooted again (in person) and this
time CF started, with my new JVM settings. Ik.

But if anything it seems SLOWER!



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