My original post:
We are running DU 4.0d and I need to check the kernel parameters for a
software package that we want to install. I would like to get a printout,
file, of the all of the Kernel Parameters. I know I have done this before
but I am unable to remember how I did it.
Many thanks to:
bsransey_at_CCGATE.HAC.COM who wrote:
Use sysconfig -q subsystem_name and pipe it to a file...
Subsystems include proc, generic, vm, etc.
lamullikin_at_CCGATE.HAC.COM who wrote:
they are in /sys/conf/NODENAME
NODENAME is the nodename in caps
lele_at_mantegna.casaccia.enea.it who wrote:
One way (the only I know!) is to use
dxkerneltuner and in the file menu choose
save current values as ... or
save boot values as ...
These otions save ascii readable files.
pgh_at_unx.dec.com who wrote:
You can run dxkerneltuner(8) to see/change kernel parameters
graphically, or use the sysconfig(8) command to print out/change
kernel parameters from the command line.
Once again thanks for the support....
gord
Gord Carlyle v - 250.334.5221
Computer Services f - 250.334.5281
North Island College e - carlyle_at_nic.bc.ca
Received on Tue Jun 02 1998 - 17:53:26 NZST