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Hi Florian, A key issue to realize is that you will have to re-initialize your server entirely (this can be done using backups etc., but it is a hassle if you have data on them already). Otherwise yes. What I'd like you to do is to modify the vice-setup-rvm script and mail it to me afterwards, then the world can benefit from your work. Here are some instructions: - Keep starting address of VM the same. - Keep the static size the same - Increase the heap length as much as you increase the size (starting from the "130M" option). That should work. - Peter - On Fri, 19 Mar 1999, Florian Wallner wrote: > Hello, > after playing around with coda, we decided that the templates > provided by vice-setup-rvm are not sufficient for our needs, > 130M is not enough for our servers and 315M uses too much of > the virtual memory. We agreed on 200M. The question I have now: > is it enough to reinitialize the RVM-partition with rdsinit > after using vice-setup-rvm and to update /vice/srv.conf > accordingly or is there more to it? > > regards, > Florian Wallner > > > -- > Florian Wallner Speed-link GmbH > wallner@speed-link.de http://www.speed-link.de >Received on 1999-03-19 13:13:50