#!/sbin/sh # @(#)B.11.31_LR # Livedump configuration # # # LIVEDUMP_ENABLED: Configure live dumps at boot time and start the livedump # kernel daemon. LIVEDUMP_ENABLED=0 # LIVEDUMP_DIR: Directory name for system live dumps. Note: the filesystem # in which this directory is located should have as much free # space as your system has RAM. # Default directory is /var/adm/crash LIVEDUMP_DIR=/var/adm/crash # LIVEDUMP_IMAGE_SIZE: size of single crash image file (i.e. how big you want # each of image.n.x, image.n.x+1, etc. to be) # If not specified, livedump will choose one based on the # physical memory size of the system. Can be specified in # bytes (b), kilobytes (k), megabytes (m), or gigabytes (g). # The default unit is bytes. See livedump(1M) -s option for # size constraints. # Default value is null string, and livedump will calculate the image size. LIVEDUMP_IMAGE_SIZE="" # LIVEDUMP_MIN_FREE: Amount of free space remaining for user after livedump is # completed. Can be specified in bytes (b), kilobytes (k), # megabytes (m), or gigabytes (g). # Default value is a null string, and the default unit is bytes. LIVEDUMP_MIN_FREE="" # LIVEDUMP_INCLUDED_PAGES: A blank-separated list of page classes that must be # included in any dump. crashconf -v will give you a list of # page classes out of which, UNUSED and BCACHE page classes # will not be considered for a livedump. Usage of these two page # page classes will cause the livedump command to return an # error. LIVEDUMP_INCLUDED_PAGES="" # LIVEDUMP_EXCLUDED_PAGES: A blank-separated list of page classes to omit from # selective dumps. crashconf -v will give you a list of valid # page classes. Note that UNUSED and BCACHE page classes # will be excluded by default and this feature should not be # changed. LIVEDUMP_EXCLUDED_PAGES=""