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samir_12
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add kernel parameter

Hi,
can i add a kernel parameter??
"SEMMSL" parameter not found. i want to set it to 100 ;
How can I do this ?

Thanks.
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Steve Steel
Honored Contributor

Re: add kernel parameter

Hi


www.docs.hp.com

search on semmsl


Which OS version do you have


Steve Steel
If you want truly to understand something, try to change it. (Kurt Lewin)
Pete Randall
Outstanding Contributor

Re: add kernel parameter

I'm guessing you're on an 11.0 system and you're right, there is no SEMMSL parameter. There is a SEMMSL_OVERRIDE but I have no idea what that does. SEMMSL is available in 11i so one answer would be to upgrade your system to 11i - then you'll be able to change it.


Pete

Pete
Zafar A. Mohammed_1
Trusted Contributor
Jeff Schussele
Honored Contributor

Re: add kernel parameter

Hi,

semmsl or the max semaphore per identifier is a NEW param introduced in 11i. This is a dynamic param so it can be tuned on the fly in 11i.
BUT if you have 11.0 you won't find it.

Rgds,
Jeff
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John Poff
Honored Contributor

Re: add kernel parameter

Hi,

It's too bad, but we can't add kernel parameters to the kernel if they don't already exist. If we could, the first one I would add would be, 'runfastandnevercrash', and I'd set it to 1. :)

JP
Zafar A. Mohammed_1
Trusted Contributor

Re: add kernel parameter

Here we go, we got a new Kernel Parameter from John "runfastandnevercrash" make sure it should set to 0.

Zafar
samir_12
New Member

Re: add kernel parameter

Thanks all.
my os version is : 11.00.51.2
Nick Fedorov
Occasional Visitor

Re: add kernel parameter

In the description of PHKL_21039 patch:

SEMMSL, the hard-coded max number of semaphores per ID, has been superceded by a new 'semmsl_override' kernel tunable which will have a minimum (and default) value of 2048. SAM can increase the value of the new tunable up to a maximum of 10240. The value of SEMMSL read by pstat() will still correctly reflect the value set in semmsl_override.


So, you can change its value, but can't set it to 100.