HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide

Command reference
prmconfig
Appendix A210
DISK Displays the number of logical volume groups and disk
groups on the system, as well as the names of those
logical volume groups and disk groups.
MEM Displays an estimate of the amount of real memory
available for user processes. If prm2d is not running,
this value is calculated by subtracting the memory
used by the kernel, system processes, and the system
paging reserve from total real memory. The available
memory decreases if prm2d is running because PRM
reserves 11% of the remaining memory to ensure the
processes in PRM_SYS have immediate access to needed
memory.
prmconfig
Syntax:
prmconfig -V
prmconfig [-i | -k] [-s | -c] [-f configfile]
[-d|-e[manager]] [-r] [-u] [-h] [-w] [-p] [-m]
[-I interval manager] [-L manager [logarg]] [-M mode]
Availability: This command is most useful to root users; however, users
can invoke the command with either no options or with the -s option.
This is the primary PRM administration command. With it, the
PRM administrator loads a configuration, enables and disables the
resource managers, and resets PRM. Users can run the command to get
state and configuration information.
When used to configure PRM resource managers, this command creates
an internal copy of the configuration file. Also, this command validates
the configuration file entries before loading the configuration. Optionally,
it cross checks for mismatches between the users listed in the
configuration file with the list of users on the system as defined in
password files accessible by the C function getpwnam.