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From: Julian Elischer <julian@ref.tfs.com>
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Subject: AMD and the new NFS code..
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I have in my pc here an ancient enet card, with only 8k
of ram.
consequently I need to set the read and write sizes for NFS mounts to
1K or a similar value..
the new NFS code seems to have an extra parameter.. the READDIR size.
which also needs to be set low..
if I mount a directory with a LOT of entries,
then I hang if I try to do an ls in there..

ok, so I set the value down..
trouble is that amd seems to not know about this
parameter..

a lady ported the newer version of AMD to freebsd..
does anyone know:
1/ if it can set the readdir size?
2/ where it is?

julian