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At 2008-05-15 10:02:03+0000, Jeremy Chadwick writes:

> Another thing I can think of would be your kernel configuration.  Can
> you provide it?

Just GENERIC.

By the way, the need to set kern.maxdsiz - for really big processes -
doesn't seem to be documented anywhere.  I could have sworn it used to
be in the Handbook, but I don't see it there.  I guess it should be
both there and in tuning(7). Rediscovering this switch took me 30
minutes yesterday.

Nick B