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maxdsiz
Maxdsiz defines the maximum size of the data segment of a process. The default value of 64 MB is too small for most applications. We recommend this value be set to the maximum value of 1.9Gb. If maxdsiz is exceeded, the process will be terminated, usually with a SIGSEGV (segmentation violation) and you will probably see the following message:
Memory fault(coredump)
In this case, review the values of maxdsiz, maxssiz and maxtsiz. For more information on these parameters, please see the on-line Help section within SAM\'s Kernel Configuration. If you need to exceed the specified maximum of 1.9Gb, there are a couple of ways (yet to be supported) to do so. Contact your Hewlett Packard technical consultant for the details. It is important to note that the maxdsiz parameter must be modified in order for these procedures to work. Maxdsiz will need to be set to 2.75Gb or 3.6Gb depending on the method chosen and/or size required. It will also require a manual creation of a new kernel. |
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