Simply use the "addbuffers" command:
addbuffers dh0:
(shows you the number of "buffers" on partition dh0:)
addbuffers dh0: 200
(adds 200 "buffers" to partition dh0:)
addbuffers dh0: -200
(removes 200 "buffers" from partition dh0:)
This command also works for floppies (df0/pc0/etc).
Of course these changes are only temporary
until next reboot, but you can use HDToolbox
or startup-sequence/user-startup to make
more permanent changes...
Stacks on a partition??
What exactly are you looking at?
The only thing I can think that you mean are the "buffers", and generally SFS/PFS need more buffers allocated than FFS.
You can change the number of buffers using HDToolbox - although I think that this is the only place in which you can even see the number of buffers... so I'm a little confused!
Any more info available?
