All kernel values can be viewed (and most changed) using the absolute
debugger (adb, part of the SUNWcsu package).
you just have to load the running kernel into the debugger and
view the values
adb -k /dev/ksyms /dev/mem
See the related documents on phoneboy.com and sunsolve.sun.com or docs.sun.com
for details about how to use adb to view/change kernel parameters.
another way to get the current system config is the command
/usr/sbin/sysdef
(although i do not know why the heck you want to meddle with the kernel
stack size, usually one disables stack-execution and increses the
firewall's device-drivers heapsize, at least thats what you do with
checkpoint FW-1...)
> I am preparing a solaris 2.6 machine to install firewall on it and I need to
> know the maximum kernel stack size of this machine. How do I find out the
> maximum size, is there a quick way of knowing this. Or if I increase the
> kernel stack size and reboot the machine, how can I tell that the size has
> changed successfully.
> Your input is always appreciated.
>
> Jan
i hope i could help you though,
juergen
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