A request to allocate memory to use for memory buffer space was denied. Wait a
short while, and see if the condition clears up before rebooting. You may
also consider increasing the size of the buffers available; adjust the kernel
parameter NUBUFS. To do this, follow these steps:
1) Log in as "root" and bring the system down into single-user mode.
2) Execute "kconfig -av | grep NMBUFS". It should return the network
memory buffers configured in the kernel. A/UX is distributed with
NMBUFS=500.
3) Type "kconfig -n /unix"
4) Type "NMBUFS=" followed by the number you would like to increase it to
followed by a carriage return. Try increasing the number of mbufs to
1000; type "NMBUFS=1000"
5) Type a Ctrl-D to exit kconfig. The shell prompt will reappear.
6) Execute "sync; sync; sync; reboot". The system will sync and reboot
itself. Bring it back up.