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sys_attrs_cm

sys_attrs_cm(5) 						File Formats Manual						   sys_attrs_cm(5)

NAME

       sys_attrs_cm - system attributes for the cm kernel subsystem

DESCRIPTION

       This  reference	page describes attributes for the Configuration Manager (cm) kernel subsystem. See sys_attrs(5) for an introduction to the
       topic of system attributes.

	      Maximum number of subsystems that can set a dependency on a given subsystem.

	      Default value: 20 (subsystems)

	      Minimum value: 8

	      Maximum value: 1024

	      Do not modify the default setting for this attribute unless instructed to do so by support personnel or by patch kit instructions.

	      Maximum number of subsystems that can have dependents registered.

	      Default value: 20 (subsystems)

	      Minimum value: 8

	      Maximum value: 1024

	      Do not modify the default setting for this attribute unless instructed to do so by support personnel or by patch kit instructions.

	      The maximum number of registered callbacks that are allowed by the kernel at any point in time.  If exceeded, register_callback() (a
	      function used only by kernel components, such as device drivers) receives an error message.

	      Default value: 341 (callbacks)

	      Minimum value: 341

	      Maximum value: 21824

	      Do not modify the default setting for this attribute unless instructed to do so by support personnel or by patch kit instructions.

SEE ALSO

       sys_attrs(5)

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