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@@ -547,13 +547,16 @@ fellow storage can be fine tuned:
   - unit: bytes as a power of two / bytes
   - default: 20 / 1 MB
   - minimum: 12 / 4 KB
-  - maximum: 28 / 256 MB
+  - maximum: 28 / 256 MB or <1/1024 of memsize
 
   *chunk_bytes* and *chunk_exponent* are alternative ways to configure
   the chunk size. If *chunk_bytes* is used, the value is rounded up to
   the next power of two and used as if *chunk_exponent* was used with
   the 2-logarithm of that value.
 
+  *chunk_bytes* / *chunk_exponent* are hard capped to less than 1/1024
+  of the memory cache size.
+
   Using both arguments at the same time triggers a VCL error.
 
   See `xbuddy.tune()` for additional details.
@@ -590,6 +593,7 @@ fellow storage can be fine tuned:
   - unit: scalar
   - default: 4
   - minimum: 2
+  - maximum: dsksize / 8 / chunk_bytes
 
   specifies a number of chunks to reserve on disk. The reserve is used
   to fulfill storage requests when storage is otherwise full. Because
@@ -599,11 +603,15 @@ fellow storage can be fine tuned:
   fixed log space is full, might momentarily require additional space
   before making room.
 
+  The value is capped suck that the number of reserved chunks times
+  the chunk size does not exceed 1/8 of the disk size.
+
 * *mem_reserve_chunks*
 
   - unit: scalar
   - default: 1
   - minimum: 0
+  - maximum: memsize / 8 / chunk_bytes
 
   specifies a number of chunks to reserve in memory. The reserve is
   used to provide memory for new objects or objects staged from disk
@@ -611,6 +619,9 @@ fellow storage can be fine tuned:
   latencies in these situations at the expense of some memory
   unavailable for caching.
 
+  The value is capped suck that the number of reserved chunks times
+  the chunk size does not exceed 1/8 of the memory size.
+
 * *objsize_hint*
 
   - unit: bytes