# vmo -L pinnable_frames
NAME CUR DEF BOOT MIN MAX UNIT TYPE
DEPENDENCIES
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pinnable_frames 592370 592370 4KB pages S
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where S = Static (If the parameter can never be changed)
regards
PS
Maybe this helps:
Code:
# vmo -h maxpin%
Help for tunable maxpin%:
Purpose:
Specifies the maximum percentage of real memory that can be pinned.
Values:
Default: 90
Range: 1 - 100
Type: Dynamic
Unit: % memory
Tuning:
Change if cannot pin memory, although free memory is available. If this value is changed, the new value should ensure that at least 4 MB of real memory will be left unpinned for use by the kernel. The vmo command converts maxpin% to the corresponding maxpin absolute value, which is the value used by the kernel. Change this parameter only in extreme situations, such as maximum-load benchmarking.
This Dynamic parameter will have its nextboot value written into the boot image if a bosboot command is issued.
