Have you read the Release Notes? There is a copy installed on the local machine
Start->Programs->OpenAFS->Documentation->Release Notes and a copy on the web at http://docs.openafs.org/ReleaseNotesWindows/index.html The maximum cache size on Windows is determined by the largest contiguous block of virtual address space that can be used to memory map the AFSCache file. On 32-bit Windows this value will be something under 1.2GB. It all depends on what third party software is installed. On 64-bit Windows this value is effectively unlimited. You might also want to read blog.secure-endpoints.com. Jeffrey Altman On Wednesday, November 14, 2012 4:24:19 PM, Harry I Linzer wrote: > I am using OpenAFS For Windows 1.7.x on a computer that has an excess > of disk space. > > From past experience with Linux, bigger cache generally equals better > AFS performance > for the type of work I do. On some of our larger multiuser Linux > servers, we have the size > set to 16G and it works just fine. > > I have tried setting the cache to a rather large size and noticed that > the AFS Client code > will not start until I reduce the size. > > Can someone tell me what the maximum supported cache size for the > Windows OpenAFS > Client. > > Harry > -------- > Harry Linzer - Senior Technical Staff Member > Dept 0TAV/Bldg 062/Room G207 > 3039 Cornwallis Road > Research Triangle Park, NC 27709 > Phone (Office): +1-919-486-3045 (8-526) / (Cell): +1-919-247-9361 > EMail: [email protected]_ <mailto:[email protected]> >
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