Hi Dave

I was told use the same tuning settings as for the 9840, but depending on 
your media server you can increase the NUMBER_DATA_BUFFERS

Just remember this uses a lot of shared memory, so you may have to tune you 
kernel also.

Regards
Michael

On Fri, 13 Oct 2006 11:09:20 +0100, Clooney, David wrote
> 
> Hi 
> ?
> Was wondering whether anyone knows the max I/O buffer size for the STK 
9940B ?
> ?
> Trying to fine tune some media servers using the SIZE_DATA_BUFFERS and 
NUMBER_DATA_BUFFERS.
> ?
> And was thinking the drive would obviously determine what the settings 
should be.
> ?
> Regards
> ?
> Dave
>
> 
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