RE: Genesis Error Message

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2 total messages Started by Dave Walshaw Mon, 03 Feb 2003 22:06

#597

Author: Dave Walshaw
Date: Mon, 03 Feb 2003 22:06

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> >    m_clalloc: max amount of memory already used (255120 bytes).
> >    sana_read (ppp): not enough mbufs
> > It's fairly obvious what the problem is, but the question is what do I
> > need to change in order to fix things?
>
> Fire up Genesis Prefs, click on Options, and then the "Advanced" tab.  I
> /think/ what you need to increase is TCP buffer size.  Maybe some of the
> kernel mem management options, too.
>
> I have mine thus;
>
> Initial chunks: 4      Chunks: 64
> Cluster chunks: 8      Cluster size: 2048
> Max memory    : 1024
>
> TCP buffer size
>
> Send: 16384            Receive: 16384
>
> Like you, I used to se that error report, but since I set things as
> above, I've had no trouble.

Thanks for that Brad, but it appears that I obviously have an older
version of Genesis as there doesn't seem to be anywhere in my version
of Genesis Prefs that has those options.

Looks like a trip to www.vapor.com is in order.

-- 
Dave Walshaw

Re: Genesis Error Message

#600

Author: Stuart Tomlinson
Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 06:41

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>>
>> Initial chunks: 4      Chunks: 64
>> Cluster chunks: 8      Cluster size: 2048
>> Max memory    : 1024
>>
>> TCP buffer size
>>
>> Send: 16384            Receive: 16384
>>
>> Like you, I used to se that error report, but since I set things as
>> above, I've had no trouble.
>
>Thanks for that Brad, but it appears that I obviously have an older
>version of Genesis as there doesn't seem to be anywhere in my version
>of Genesis Prefs that has those options.

From reading this, ignore what I've written. I've been out of it too
long.

Stu.

http://www.terravivi.net/

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