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From: Iwan Leonardus <iwanleo@usa.net>
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Doug White wrote:
> 
> On Fri, 15 Nov 1996, Iwan Leonardus wrote:
> 
> > 1 How to adjust kernel memory parameter? Do I have to adjust something
> > if I for example want the system to focus on running as server than as
> > desktop, or if I want to add more virtual screen or running X faster,
> > because I use as desktop than a server. Or how to reconfigure to make my
> > system run faster if I add more memory from 16 to 40, and other stuff
> > like that...
> 
> Huh?  X windows configuration is through /etc/XF86Config and has nothing
> to do with the kernel.  The whole machine will run faster if you add RAM
> anyway, since it won't have to go to swap so soon.

Thanks for the answer, but I was not asking about X windows
configurations.
What I want to know is:
Kernel memory configuration, so when I want the machine to function as
server,
what should I do to make the machince run as server with maximum speed.
It also goes when I want it to do desktop oriented, cache usage for this
and
that, like "configure" at SCO unix.

Thanks for the other questions, it helps...:)

Thanks in advance and best regards

Iwan L