Determine the current max shared memory size

Hello,
How do I determine the max shared memory value in effect on the box I have. I dont wish to trust /etc/system as that value may not be the effective value unless the system has been rebooted after that setting.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks
Mahesh

You can get the current values using adb:
# adb -k
physmem 3e113
shminfo$<shminfo
shminfo:
shminfo: shmmax shmmin shmmni
10000000 c8 c8
shminfo+0x14: shmseg
c8
The shminfo structure holds the values being used and the shminfo
macro will print out the values in hex.
Alan
Sun Developer Technical Support
http://www.sun.com/developers/support

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