Hello all,
I am trying to use mbuff to allocate several named shared memory buffers from a kernel
module. I have 1 G of memory but I can't seem to allocate more than somewhere just
below 64 M of named shared memory from a kernel module. If I use malloc from user
space I can allocate nearly all of the 1 G. It appears that this has something to do
with a kernel limit. Has anyone come across this? Have you found a way around the
limit?
Thanks,
Rich
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