'tcp_slow_start_initial' in Linux?

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Hello,

I am looking for a way to increase the initial congestion
window for TCP slow-start. (according to RFC 3390)

After searching the Web and digging the mailing lists,
I found that Solaris has a 'tcp_slow_start_initial' sysctl
variable, but not in Linux.

Currently, the Linux kernel source seems to set it
as 2 segments, but is there some easy way to change
it without modifying the kernel code?

Thanks,
Sunghwan
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