Tuning OpenBSD paper

[Greg Thomas <getbsd_(_at_)_sbcglobal_(_dot_)_net>]

First off, I don't know what Mr Reed's beef is but I learned plenty 
from reading this document last night and appreciate the effort that 
went into creating it.  Like Philipp said, it's a starting point and 
they couldn't have possible covered every tuning subject in one paper.  
I particularly like the mention of shared interrupts as I was going to 
ask an off-topic question of the list about interrupts but my question 
was answered in this paper.

I do have one question about section 6.2 NKMEMPAGES.  I believe it 
states that it gets set during compile time based on available RAM.  
I've got a build machine with 256MB RAM and a production machine with 
64MB RAM, but vm.nkmempages is 15330 and 4070, respectively.  Shouldn't 
these numbers be the same since I compiled the kernel on the machine 
with more memory?

The above isn't a big deal but this section brought up a bigger 
question for me.  Are there any other parameters that are being set 
during compile on my build machine that may not be optimal for my 
production machine?

Thanks, Greg