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Terry Lambert wrote:
> You may also want to just try (as a quick-and-dirty hack) setting
> "MAXUSERS=256" or something similar, and see if it gets you to an
> initial (badly tuned) boot.

Don't bother.  It won't tune enough values correctly.

-- Terry