configstrm — Set and query the STREAMS physical file system configuration
Format
configstrm [–bimv] [–h high_mem | ?] [–l loadmod ]… [–t trace_opt | ?]… [–u loadmod]
Note: The l option signifies a lowercase L,
not an uppercase i.
Description
configstrm sets and queries the STREAMS physical file system configuration. It can be used to view statistics and change configuration options for the STREAMS physical file system without changing your BPXPRMxx member and reIPLing.
Options
- –b
- Print current buffer pool utilization.
- –h high_mem
- Set and query the maximum allowed storage utilization and query the current utilization. high_mem is specified in kilobytes.
- –i
- Print internal diagnostic information.
- –l loadmod
- Load a new device driver set.
Note: l signifies a lowercase L, not an uppercase i.
- –m
- Print device major information.
- –t trace_opt
- Set and query trace options. The valid trace options are:
- all | none
- Enables or disables all trace points.
- proc | noproc
- Enables or disables procedure entry and exit trace points.
- data | nodata
- Enables or disables data trace points.
- nw | nonw
- Enables or disables NetWare trace points.
- code | nocode
- Enables or disables code trace points.
- diag | nodiag
- Enables or disables diagnostic trace points.
- –u loadmod
- Unload a device driver.
- –v
- Avoid output truncation when information is excessive.
Usage notes
- Must be a superuser to use the configstrm command.
- configstrm can be used to dynamically configure the physical file system for Netware.
Examples
To display device information for the configured STREAMS device drivers,
issue:
configstrm -m