Re: Disk buffer / memory utilization
From: R. Payette (premi_at_altern.org)
Date: 10/30/04
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Date: Sat, 30 Oct 2004 17:31:15 -0400 To: Eric Anderson <anderson@centtech.com>
>
> I'm not sure you'll really get rid of the 14M Buffers, but you might
> be able to reduce them - what does:
> sysctl kern.maxusers
> report?
>
> Is this box solely for compiling? Or is it an NFS server, or web
> server, etc?
>
used to be 32, after reading tuning, I reduced it to 16. No, if not
mainly for compiling, I build world, kernel and ports on it. It's main
usage is a nat router for our dsl connexion, and a webserver with mysql
for a small web site ( 10 visit / day maximum ).
> From what I see, there is probably still some stuff that can be
> removed. Do you need eisa support? NFS? MSDOSFS? IPV6?
>
I just removed eisa, msdosfs and ipv6 but I need nfs. After recompile
and reboot, I gained a little bit and here is the ps -auxw
http://massonerie.kicks-ass.org/psauxw
also, the 12th line of dmesg says :
http://massonerie.kicks-ass.org/dmesg
ACPI disabled by blacklist. Contact your BIOS vendor.
but kldstat says acpi.ko is loaded. Is it safe to disable it ?
Thanks again for your time
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