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05-21-2006 09:58 PM
05-21-2006 09:58 PM
hiii all
how to modify the requiered kernal parameter to match the new memory size on hp-ux
how to modify the requiered kernal parameter to match the new memory size on hp-ux
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05-21-2006 10:00 PM
05-21-2006 10:00 PM
Re: kernal parameter
Hi,
you can use kmtune, sam.
But please make sure that KP are dependent on few more things like, OS, SWAP, RAM & your application requirements.
Final Note: KP would require a reboot.
So be careful in changing them & for a beginer SAM is best.
Chan
you can use kmtune, sam.
But please make sure that KP are dependent on few more things like, OS, SWAP, RAM & your application requirements.
Final Note: KP would require a reboot.
So be careful in changing them & for a beginer SAM is best.
Chan
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05-21-2006 10:01 PM
05-21-2006 10:01 PM
Re: kernal parameter
Hi,
I think you are refering shmmax? Do it on SAM (with root, write "sam").
Best Regards,
Eric Antunes
I think you are refering shmmax? Do it on SAM (with root, write "sam").
Best Regards,
Eric Antunes
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05-21-2006 10:19 PM
05-21-2006 10:19 PM
Solution
Hi Fahad,
If you upgraded any Physical RAM, better to increase the SWAP space which should be atleast 2 times to RAM size. And Modify the Kernel Paremeter MAXSWAPCHUNKS to match SWAP size using SAM or kmtune.
If you are specific sharedmemory paremeters to be modified like shmmax, shmmni, semmns, semmni use SAM and rebuild the kernel.
Thanks & Regars,
Rajesh SB
If you upgraded any Physical RAM, better to increase the SWAP space which should be atleast 2 times to RAM size. And Modify the Kernel Paremeter MAXSWAPCHUNKS to match SWAP size using SAM or kmtune.
If you are specific sharedmemory paremeters to be modified like shmmax, shmmni, semmns, semmni use SAM and rebuild the kernel.
Thanks & Regars,
Rajesh SB
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