Error Starting Calendar Server

I have OCV2 installed on Solaris 8 and I am getting the following error in cws.log when I try to start the calendar server.
./unistart
unistart: Oracle Calendar Server 9.0.4
unistart: Copyright (c) 1993, 2003, Oracle.
unistart: All rights reserved.
unistart:
unistart: The Calendar Directory Access Server is already started.
unistart: The Calendar Lock Manager is already started.
unistart: The Calendar Engine is already started.
unistart: The Calendar Synchronous Network Connections is already started.
unistart: Starting the Calendar Corporate-Wide Services
unistart [error]: Error starting the Calendar Corporate-Wide Services
unistart [error]: More details can be found in '/oracle/middle/ocal/log/unistart.log'
unistart [error]: and in '/oracle/middle/ocal/log/cws.log'
DATE = Tue Aug 19 16:58:38 2003
PID = 1794; TID = 1; LWPID = 1
unicwsd version: A.09.00
DATE = Tue Aug 19 16:58:38 2003
PID = 1794; TID = 1; LWPID = 1
SYSTEM ERRNO -> 22 (Invalid argument)
ERROR CODE -> 0x50109
FUNCTION NAME -> ProcessDefaultMain
SIS_SharedMemLockedCreate error: CreateSystemV: shmget error :22,Invalid argument. size:28 mo
de:1920 key:50491296
DATE = Tue Aug 19 16:58:38 2003
PID = 1794; TID = 1; LWPID = 1
SYSTEM ERRNO -> 22 (Invalid argument)
ERROR CODE -> 0x50109
FUNCTION NAME -> main
ProcessDefaultMain
Has anybody had this problem before ?

Bonjour,
This problem seems to be related to your Kernel parameter.
At this point I would suggest to contact Oracle Support and open a TAR with the calendar group.
Thank you,
Manon Delisle

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