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Distribution: Solaris 7,8,9, AIX 4.3, 5.2, Red Hat 8 and 9
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How do I increase kernel inodes in Red Hat 9
I am running Red Hat 9, and I need to increase my kernel inodes, if possible.
My monitoring tools show that the kernel inodes are currently 99% used. The box recently crashed with a sync error, so I am thinking this is definitely a problem that I need to resolve.
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How do I increase kernel inodes in Red Hat 9
