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From: Sergio Lenzi <lenzi@cwbtr01.bsi.com.br>
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Subject: mb_map full.
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Hello all,

I have a machine running FreeBSD with 8MB of memory
serving as a bridge between 2 suns and an machine that
monitors an telephone company central.

The BSD machine receives messages via rs232, decodes it
and updates an ORACLE database running in a sparc 20 processor.

The updates is via rsh command.

There are 10 rs232 ports in the BSD machine.

The sistem is running and some time, 30min to 3 hours a message
appears in the console "mb_map full".

I looked at the code and see that comes from the vm logic in the kernel.

Can someone please tell me a way to increase that table or a way to
solve the problem, Please ???

Sergio de Almeida Lenzi.