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Upgrade Kernel In SuSe 6.0 from 2.0.36 to 2.4.12
- From: "John Mc Cabe" <johnm@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 11:44:57 +0100
- Message-id: <001901c15baf$c25eed50$afbe02d4@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hi out there,
I have a few questions......
1. I have SuSe Linux 6.0 running a custom application. I have to increase the amount of open files that the program uses but when i use the ulimit -n command it returns an error saying operation not permitted. is there any other way without rebuilding or
upgrading the kernel that i can increase this value?.
2. If i have to rebuild the kernel to support this new value what source files do i have to modify?
3. if i have to upgrade the kernel what exactly do i need to do it on SuSe 6.0? I have downloaded 2.4.12 and all the updates for SuSe 6.0
4. Would it be easier to upgrade to a later version and does the later version allow me to increase the amount of open files?
Any help regarding these questions would be grately appreiciated.
Regards
John Mc Cabe
I have a few questions......
1. I have SuSe Linux 6.0 running a custom application. I have to increase the amount of open files that the program uses but when i use the ulimit -n command it returns an error saying operation not permitted. is there any other way without rebuilding or
upgrading the kernel that i can increase this value?.
2. If i have to rebuild the kernel to support this new value what source files do i have to modify?
3. if i have to upgrade the kernel what exactly do i need to do it on SuSe 6.0? I have downloaded 2.4.12 and all the updates for SuSe 6.0
4. Would it be easier to upgrade to a later version and does the later version allow me to increase the amount of open files?
Any help regarding these questions would be grately appreiciated.
Regards
John Mc Cabe
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