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# limit.conf file for hugepages.
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#
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# The hugepages are always locked in memory, therefore it is
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# necessary to raise the memlock limit appropriately. Note that
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# memlock limit is not enforced to the hugetlbfs pseudo-filesystems.
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#
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# By default, pam_limits grant all users right to memlock a few pages
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# (see `ulimit -H -l'). When you raise the memlock limit for hugepages,
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# it is usually a good idea to grant those few extra KB too.
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# (for example: 256 * 1024K + 64K => 262144 )
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#
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# Documentations:
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# * limits.conf(5), pam_limits(8) manpages
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# * /usr/share/doc/hugepages/HOWTO.gz
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#<domain> <type> <item> <value>
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#@hugepages hard memlock 262144
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#@hugepages soft memlock 262144
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