On 6/1/06, UNIX admin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is correct. They are now set using the resource control commands.
Its still there but as project.max-msg-ids now with a default value of 128. The old default value was 50.
The parameter is now dynamically adjusted and there is no need for a reboot anymore.
Here is a link also that has some docs about this parameter and others that have been obsoleted from /etc/system but can still be set dynamically set via the resource controls.
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/features/articles/db_in_containers.html
If you need help setting the parameters let me know and I can help.
Would a Solaris kernel engineer please be so kind as to translate the following for me:
the following is just an example parameter, but my question concerns ALL OBSOLETED kernel parameters in Solaris 10 (conceptual question).
"msgsys:msginfo_msgmni (Solaris 9 Releases)
Obsolete in the Solaris 10 release."
Does this mean that
a) this kernel parameter no longer exists in /etc/system, but can still be tuned manually and will affect the performance of a Solaris 10 system
This is correct. They are now set using the resource control commands.
b) this kernel parameter no longer exists in /etc/system and cannot be tuned as such, but there are other parameters that are related to it and will still need to be considered
I think this was answered above.
c) this kernel parameter no longer exists and cannot be tuned manually in any way
Its still there but as project.max-msg-ids now with a default value of 128. The old default value was 50.
c) this kernel parameter is now dynamically calculated / adjusted?
The parameter is now dynamically adjusted and there is no need for a reboot anymore.
What does "obsolete" mean in this context?
Here is a link also that has some docs about this parameter and others that have been obsoleted from /etc/system but can still be set dynamically set via the resource controls.
http://www.sun.com/bigadmin/features/articles/db_in_containers.html
If you need help setting the parameters let me know and I can help.
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