Looking at https://wiki.netbsd.org/tutorials/tuning_netbsd_for_performance/
Some say that the maxusers should be set to the amount of RAM in megabytes. For reference, FreeBSD sets is automaticaly by this formula, but limits it's maximum to 384. Given that nowadays it is common to find RAM measured in gigabytes, is there another rule of thumb? Or is the done thing to just increase various limits on boot via /etc/sysctl.conf ? # config QUANTZ QUANTZ:11: warning: maxusers (384) > 128 Build directory is ../compile/QUANTZ Don't forget to run "make depend" Cheers, Patrick
