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Now run the database server optimally using the below procedures and ensure your systems are functioning at peak efficiency. – kernel.shmmax=268435456 for 32-bit – kernel.shmmax=1073741824 for 64-bit – kernel.msgmni=1024- fs.file-max=8192 – kernel.sem=”250 32000 32 1024″ Shared Memory Shared Memory To view current settings, run the command: # more /proc/sys/kernel/shmmax To set it to a new […]

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New Filesystem developement under process……….. Its great to hear…!!!!! Theodore Ts’o offered an insightful summary of issues affecting future development on the ext3 filesystem, “it is clear that many people feel they have a stake in the future development plans of the ext2/ext3 filesystem, as it [is] one of the most popular and commonly used […]

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As far as you have you own system and if a single user then you can use any amount of space without any restriction. Since Linux major use is the ability to support multiuser you may need to have some restriction in the amount of disk space the user takes up. I am going to […]

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It was January 2001, almost 5 years ago when the previous Linux operating system kernel 2.4 was released, with kernel support for ISA Plug-and-Play, USB, PC Card. But last December the new Linux kernel 2.6 was released and we must say there are a lot of great new features in it. In this article we […]

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