Hi,
-q name Query the value of the specified system parameter.
-s name{=|+}value
Set the value to a system parameter. If the separator is an
equal sign (=), the parameter is set to the value specified.
If the separator is a plus sign (+), the parameter is
incremented by the value specified. Negative values cannot
be used with plus sign (+). The name{=|+}value format must
not include spaces or tabs.
-u Update the currently running kernel. This modifies the -s
and -r options, to update the running kernel as well as the
system files. The values specified must be numeric. The
whole command will fail if any non dynamic parameters are
being set. The -s and -r options are processed in the order
they are listed. When incrementing a value with the -s
option the kernel and the system files are set to the value
in the system file plus the increment value.
When used alone, or with -S, it updates all the dynamic
parameters to match the numeric values stored in the system
files. A warning is reported if any static parameters have
differences. The order the parameters are listed in the
system files is not important. The -d option can be used to
look at the differences to get a preview of what a lone -u
will do.
Use of -u requires super user privileges.
Detailed report with -l option
Parameter: name
Current: current value from running kernel
Planned: planned value from system file
Default: default value from master file
Minimum: minimum
Module: module
Version: version
Dynamic: Yes/No
Good Luck,
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