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How can I change the semaphore values? Without say writing a C program that calls the method.

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How can I change the semaphore values? Without say writing a C program that calls the method.

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depends on the os you are using...
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depends on the os you are using...
I am using HP-UX
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and i only know it for solaris
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There are a number of possibilities:

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/usr/conf/master.d/*
/stand/system
/stand/system.d/*

Also see the kmtune command and man page.
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