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 This article aims to show configuration examples for common configurations. Configuration examples for [[login.conf]], [[sysctl.conf]] or specific parameters required to [[newfs]] for particular setups belong here, but the article should not become a configuration files gallery for every setup. It also does not aim to explain every detail of the configuration. Links should be provided to the relevant detailed documentation.  This article aims to show configuration examples for common configurations. Configuration examples for [[login.conf]], [[sysctl.conf]] or specific parameters required to [[newfs]] for particular setups belong here, but the article should not become a configuration files gallery for every setup. It also does not aim to explain every detail of the configuration. Links should be provided to the relevant detailed documentation. 
   
   
 For performance-oriented configuration details, also see [[Tuning NetBSD for performance]].  For performance-oriented configuration details, also see [[Tuning NetBSD for performance]]. 
   
   
 This article is a work in progress.  This article is a work in progress. 
   
 #  Desktop PC  #  Desktop PC 
   
 Generally, desktop systems run applications which heavily require executable and stack pages. Part of the file buffer cache may be sacrificed in most cases to permit the system to keep more executable pages in live memory.  Generally, desktop systems run applications which heavily require executable and stack pages. Part of the file buffer cache may be sacrificed in most cases to permit the system to keep more executable pages in live memory. 
   
 sysctl.conf:  sysctl.conf: 
          
     vm.execmin=14      vm.execmin=14
     vm.filemin=1      vm.filemin=1
     vm.execmax=70      vm.execmax=70
     vm.filemax=10      vm.filemax=10
     kern.maxvnodes=32768      kern.maxvnodes=32768
          
   
 login.conf:  login.conf: 
          
     default|:\      default|:\
             :datasize=256M:\              :datasize=256M:\
             :memoryuse=256M:\              :memoryuse=256M:\
             :stacksize=64M:\              :stacksize=64M:\
             :maxproc=2048:\              :maxproc=2048:\
             :openfiles=2048:\              :openfiles=2048:\
             :priority=-1:              :priority=-1:
          
   
 kernel configuration:  kernel configuration: 
          
     options         SHMMAXPGS=32768 # 2048 pages is the default      options         SHMMAXPGS=32768 # 2048 pages is the default
          
   
      
   
   
 #  Database server  #  Database server 
   
 ##  PostgreSQL  ##  PostgreSQL
   
 PostgreSQL recommends the following in its documentation:  PostgreSQL recommends the following in its documentation: 
          
     options        SYSVSHM      options        SYSVSHM
     options        SHMMAXPGS=4096      options        SHMMAXPGS=4096
     options        SHMSEG=256      options        SHMSEG=256
          
     options        SYSVSEM      options        SYSVSEM
     options        SEMMNI=256      options        SEMMNI=256
     options        SEMMNS=512      options        SEMMNS=512
     options        SEMMNU=256      options        SEMMNU=256
     options        SEMMAP=256      options        SEMMAP=256
          
   
 Also recommends to enable **kern.ipc.shm_use_phys**.  Also recommends to enable **kern.ipc.shm_use_phys**. 
   
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