kernel question

[Chris Fadrowski]

I seem to remember a command that can be run to get a list of values for all kernel parameters. Can someone elighten me what that command is if indeed there is one? i would like to have a print out for documentation.

[Pete Randall]

kmtune


Pete

[Frederic Sevestre]

Hi,

From HP-UX 11, you can run
# kmtune

Fr??d??ric

[Patrick Wallek]

# /opt/ignite/bin/print_manifest

will also show you any kernel parameters that have been changed from the default values. That is far easier for me to digest than a listing of ALL kernel parameters on the system.

[Uday_S_Ankolekar]

kmtune -l | lp -dprinter name

-USA..

[Dario_1]

Hi!

kmtune or sysdef

Regards,

DR

[John Poff]

Hi,

I also run sysdef for my docs.

JP

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi:

Beware of 'sysdef' on 11.x systems. While not available on 10.20, 'kmtune' is the appropriate probe on 11.x. 'sysdef' will eventually be deimplemented.

Regards!

...JRF...

[S.K. Chan]

One more way to do this ..
# cd /usr/sam/lbin
# ./getkinfo -o /tmp/kernel-data
# grep -E "KC_PARAM_NAME|KC_PARAM_STATUS" /tmp/kernel-data|more

[S.K. Chan]

One more way to do this ..
# cd /usr/sam/lbin
# ./getkinfo -o /tmp/kernel-data
# grep -E "KC_PARAM_NAME|KC_PARAM_STATUS" /tmp/kernel-data|more

[Geoff Wild]

You can aslo do this with GetKernelSymbol and adb...

See attached script called hpmem.

Rgds...Geoff