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;
; SYM100IO.REG - Version REG.1
; Guarantee Maximum Number of Concurrent I/O's for NT 4.0
;
; This data file will add a registry entry to specify a maximum number of 
; concurrent I/O's (useful when performance benchmarking and for high 
; performance servers).
;
; This registry entry is applied by the regedit.exe program.  Go to
; Windows Explorer and double-click on sym100io.reg or at a command
; prompt type:
;
;      regedit sym100io.reg
;
; NOTE: Increasing the value of this setting will consume non-paged pool
; memory, a critical resource for NT.  Do not set the value arbitrarily high.
; It is possible to degrade system performance by setting the value too high.
;
; The entries below will set the maximum number of concurrent I/O's to the
; value indicated.  The value below will set the maximum number of 
; concurrent I/O's to 100 (64 hex).  To set a different value edit the value
; of 00000064 in the entry.  Do not change any other parts of the entry.
; Note that increasing this value will consume more non-paged pool memory,
; a critical resource for NT.  It is possible to degrade system performance
; by using a value which is too high.
;
; IMPORTANT:  The value is always expressed as a hex value, with a string
;             of 8 digits, such as 00000064 (=0x64 or 100 decimal).
;
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Symc8xx\Parameters\Device]
"NumberOfRequests"=dword:00000064
;
; Note: The system must be rebooted for this setting to take effect.
