Re: Increasing Shared Memory - on MacOS X

Hi Chad,

good try, but there is unfortunately no parameter related to memory.
sysctl -a displays all of the parameters and their current settings,
nothing amongst them which looks like it's of help here.

Thanks for the help, I guess, I have to see if I can talk to somebody
@ Apple or one of the darwin developer's groups.

Best regards,
Chris

At 21:19 -0700 01/25/2002, Chad R. Larson wrote:
>At 09:06 PM 1/24/02 -0500, Tom Lane wrote:
>>Since OSX is basically BSD under the hood, I'd expect BSD-ish
>>solutions to be the place to look. Our notes about BSD systems say
>>that a kernel rebuild is the only way to alter SHMMAX on those
>>kernels :-(
>
>
>OS/X is FreeBSD, with a MACH kernel and Aqua as a window manager
>(pretty much).
>
>I don't know enough about tuning the MACH kernel, but on a pure
>FreeBSD system you can use "sysctl" to change the variable
>"kernel.ipc.shmmax" on the fly to whatever you think makes sense.
>
>
> -crl
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