Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF) Manual

NSKCOM Command Reference

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RESET Command

The RESET command changes all the attributes set by the ASSUME command to the

following defaults:

CPU: -1

MAXEXTENTS: 64

EXTENTS: 512 disk pages for G-series RVUs, 1024 disk pages for H-series RVUs

SIZE: 64.000 MB for G-series RVUs, 128 MB for H-series RVUs

Format: 0

Threshold: DEFAULT (85%)

For information about these attributes, see the ASSUME Command on page 4-8.

START Command

The START command enables use of a swap file. Use the START command to enable

use of a swap file that you have just created, that you stopped use of by additional

processes, or that is currently not in use. This command can be issued only by

super-group users (255, n).

filename

is the name of the swap file to be enabled. The variable filename is specified as:

$volume.subvolume.filename.

Here is an example of this command:

NSK-START SWAPFILE $SWAP.KERSWAP.CPU00A

START was successful: $SWAP.KERSWAP.CPU00A

NSK-

RESET

START SWAPF[ILE] filename