128k is the kernel memory allocator limit.
hmm dunno how to work around it, without major changes.
But does it realy help to boost a fifo to over 128k ?
if you put 2 bytes/sec in with Rt-linux and you can only handle
1 byte/sec in user-space you will run out of space anyway even
if yer fifo is huge.
- Erwin
Dublux wrote:
>
> Hi, and thanks to david and jochen for help.
> I found a limit of 130000 octets to the fifo size.
> Is there a way to change it, or do I have to use shared memory?
>
> JP
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