Hi - 
I just finshed an install on Linux 2.1 Advanced server using the installation
document of Oracle 9.2 for Linux/Intel avialable on technet. 

I  ended up doing this for the kernel paramters
echo 250 3200 100 128 > sem
echo 2147483648 > shmax
echo 65536 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max
echo 1024 65000 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_local_port_range
ulimit -u 16384
skipped SHMMNI because it was already 4096

Starting on page 2.19 of the doc - it indicates
how to do SEMMSL ,SMMNS, SMEOPM, SEMMNI as above with "sem".
in the /proc/sys/kernel virtual filesystem.

Then it says you can do the shared memory pamater as in the "shmax'
example. 

After that it says to set the process limit by using ulimit -u. 

And now.. to the questions 

Then it has a list of the minimum values of parameters required to run 9i with a
single datbase instance on Linux.  My first problem is, I don't understand how
to set 3 of these.  They don't exist in the /proc/sys/kernel filesystem.
SEMMNI ( taken care of above).. 
SEMMNS (taken care of above).
SEMOPM (taken care of above)
SEMMSL (taken care of above)
SHMMAX (taken care of above)
SHMMIN shoudl be 1 (hot to set this?) - I have no shmmin in /proc/sys/kernel
SHMMNI should be 100 was already 4096 so skipped it
SHMSEG should be 4096  (how to set this?) - I also have no shmseg in
/proc/sys/kernel
SHMVMX should be 32767 (how to set this?) - and I have no shmvmx in
/proc/sys/kernel

So there are those 3 questions - and then the following - 

"Write a script to initialize these values during system startup, and include
the script in your system init files"..

Now - I guess the script looks similar to the lines I pasted at the top of the
email - but where does it go?  

This may be a bit of a Linux newbie question but aren't there various run levels
so wouldn't where I place the initilization stuff matter how the box is
configured?   Do I just make a little bash script? What is preferred and where
should it go?

Lastly - do any of these require a recompile of the kernel or not?  Can they all
be set safely on boot?

Thanks.. 
Appreciate any help,
Doug C. 
  

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