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From: "Butter, Frank" <Frank.Butter@otto.de>
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Subject: kernel params
Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 13:54:04 +0100
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Is there any possibility to set the values for IPC-ressources
(SHM/SEM) other than by changing the headerfiles?

A software we want to install wants us to have set the following
values:

SHM MAX 33554432
SHM MIN 1
    MNI 128
    SEG 128
SEM MNI 128
SEM MNS 4096
SEM MNU 4096
SEM ONE 32
    MSL 32
    MAP 4096

I know from HPUX that there is something like /etc/system for this kind of
params...

Frank

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