big-server question

Bernd Broermann (info@broermann.com)
Wed, 17 Feb 1999 21:48:48 +0100

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Hi,
There are more and more Linux servers in business enviroments.
I want to know something about the upper limits of the kernel.

How much RAM can be accessed by the 2.2 kernel ?
What are the upper limits of the ext2fs can access ?

How are the user processes managed ? Is there a limit of accessible memory for
each userd id ?
Is there a limit of open files for a user id ?

At least:
How can I manipulate kernel parameters ?

Thanks

bernd

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