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On Fri, 14 Nov 1997, dennis wrote:

> Is there a maximum that FreeBSD can support?
> 
> Dennis


  What?  Filesystems?  RAM?  Something else?

  RAM... no problem.  I'm running two 256MB RAM servers now.

Tom