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Parameter on
ULTRIX
Parameter on
DIGITAL UNIX
Remarks
smmax shmmax
Defines the maximum number of bytes
of virtual memory at which a shared
memory segment can be sized. The
default value is 4 MB on DIGITAL
UNIX systems. This value is expressed
in pages on ULTRIX systems, and
expressed in bytes on DIGITAL UNIX
systems.
smmin shmmin
Defines the minimum number of bytes
of virtual memory at which a shared
memory segment might be sized. The
default value is 1 MB on DIGITAL
UNIX systems. This value is expressed
in pages on ULTRIX systems, and
expressed in bytes on DIGITAL UNIX
systems.
smseg shmseg
Defines the maximum number of shared
memory segments per process. The
default value is 32 on DIGITAL UNIX
systems.
These DIGITAL UNIX defaults are set to values that are common to most
layered products. See the System Administration manual for information
about modifying the configuration file and rebuilding the kernel.
5.6 Setting Up Internationalization Databases
The DIGITAL UNIX internationalization features allow you to receive
messages and give input in your native language, even when you are in
single-user mode. For this feature to operate correctly, you must store
message catalogs and locale databases for the /sbin commands in the
/etc directory. You must also be sure that the LANG environment variable
is defined correctly.
To store message catalogs and locale databases for the /sbin commands in
the /etc directory, follow these steps:
1. Translate the message catalogs to the appropriate language, if
necessary.
The message catalogs are stored in the
/usr/lib/nls/msg/en_US.88591 directory. Other message catalogs
might also be available in subdirectories of the /usr/lib/nls/msg
directory if someone has, for example, translated the system catalogs.
Migrating Your ULTRIX System and Network Environment 5–9