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You can immediatly change the value of the pt_cnt parameter using adb.
On the command line issue the following commands as root:
adb -kw /dev/ksyms /dev/mem
pt_cnt/X (will display current)
pt_cnt/W 80 (or any other value)
pt_cnt/X (will display the new value)
$q (to exit adb)
This will take effect immediatly until the next reboot.
If you want to make the changes active after the next reboot, you have to
edit the /etc/system and add the following line:
set pt_cnt=128 ( or any other deciaml value)
then reboot.
Ged Jones
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On the command line issue the following commands as root:
adb -kw /dev/ksyms /dev/mem
pt_cnt/X (will display current)
pt_cnt/W 80 (or any other value)
pt_cnt/X (will display the new value)
$q (to exit adb)
This will take effect immediatly until the next reboot.
If you want to make the changes active after the next reboot, you have to
edit the /etc/system and add the following line:
set pt_cnt=128 ( or any other deciaml value)
then reboot.
Ged Jones
Top man
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