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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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To: ht5t-fry@asahi-net.or.jp, mbriggs@switchboard.net
Subject: Re: MAXUSERS kernel compile problem
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>> su-2.02# cd /usr/src/sys; egrep -aRi 'maxusers' conf i386/conf
>> conf/options:MAXUSERS   opt_param.h
>
>For the first time I see this statement.
>When this statement comes to be generated ?
>
>So, how about you insert the following lines to config file.
>
>options MAXUSERS 10
>or,
>MAXUSERS 10
>
>Like other options in config file.

MAXUSERS isn't a standard option.  It is specified by the maxusers
directive, which is converted to a #define of MAXUSERS by current
versions of config(8).

Bruce

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