From: Anthony Firmin (anthony@fccl.co.uk)
Date: Sat Apr 12 2003 - 19:04:50 EDT
The information I have regarding finding out about what all the kernel
parameters etc. are set to is to use the adb command, and then enter the
name of the parameter followed by /D and it displays the current setting
e.g.
# adb -k
maxusers/D
maxusers :
maxusers : 1948
$q
#
I know that you can change many of the values by declaring them in
/etc/system and rebooting, thats not what I am after.
The questions are...
a) is there an easier way than using adb
b) if not, will adb -k hang my system at all
c) is it okay to use adb from within a here document
Thanks in advance,
Anthony
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