TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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ALTER PROCESS
CPUS cpu-list
RESET CPUS
identifies the processor in which the selected process type runs. cpu-list can range
from 0 through 15. Enter cpu-list in one of the following formats:
{cpu-num }
{(cpu-num [,cpu-num]...)}
RESET CPUS clears the cpu-list.
The processor is assigned as follows:
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If the command specifies a cpu-list, this list is searched from beginning to end
to beginning again, until a processor is found.
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If the command does not specify a cpu-list and the operating system’s CMON
process is running, by default the CMON process chooses a processor.
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If the command does not specify a cpu-list and the CMON process is not
running, by default the following assignments take place:
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For the BACKOUT, FILERECOVERY, and VOLUMERECOVERY process
types, TMF assigns the first available processor with the fewest instances
of the same process type.
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For all other configurable process types, TMF assigns the same processor
on which the TMP is running.
For the TMFMON and TMFMON2 process types, the CPUS parameter has no
effect. These process types run in all processors.
PRI integer
RESET PRI
specifies the execution priority for the process type. integer can range from 1
through 199. If a CMON process is running, the system consults the CMON
process and may override your specification with an alternate value. For the
TMFMON, TMFMON2, and TMP process types, the PRI parameter has no effect.
RESET PRI resets the default value. For all process types other than TMFMON,
TMFMON2, and TMP, the default is 149. For the TMFMON, TMFMON2, and TMP
process types, the defaults are 211, 200, and 204 respectively.
SWAP volume-name
RESET SWAP
identifies the swap volume for the process type’s extended segment. If the
currently open TMFSERVE process is running on a G-series system, the swap
volume for the process’ extended data segment is always determined by the
Kernel-Managed Swap Facility (KMSF) regardless of what value you specify for
this attribute or if you omit this parameter altogether. (Also, the swap volume for
the process’ data segment is always determined by the KMSF.)