Thanks for all the replies. I basically got 2 responses. The first I
knew which is to put the values in your config file and do a doconfig -c
to rebuild the kernel. The easier solution though is to update the
sysconfig database with the values. Below is the instructions for that:
On Tue, 17 Jun 1997 LBOUCHAR_at_bouyguestelecom.fr wrote:
> Hello,
>
> There are parameters in the sysconfig database which will let you do
> what you're looking for. Try this :
>
> # sysconfig -q ipc | grep shm
> and you'll find something like :
>
> shm-max = 1073741824
> shm-min = 1
> shm-mni = 512
> shm-seg = 512
>
> You can change any parameter in the sysconfig database by editing the
> file /etc/sysconfigtab like this :
>
> ipc :
> <TAB> shm-max = 16777216 (FOR 16M)
> <TAB> shm-min = 1
> <TAB> shm-mni = 512
> <TAB> shm-seg = 512
>
> and reboot to get them activated.
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