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prmrecover(1)							 prmrecover(1)

NAME
       prmrecover  - clean up processes after abnormal resource manager termi‐
       nation

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION
       Use this command to recover from abnormal  termination  of  the	memory
       manager.

COMMAND AVAILABILITY
       The command should be run by a superuser.

OPTIONS
       Display version information and exit.

       Clean up processes after abnormal memory manager termination.  Use this
	      command  to recover from abnormal termination of the memory man‐
	      ager daemon.  This command places all process in the default HP-
	      UX  memory  pool. You can reinstate memory management by loading
	      the configuration through or the interface in HP System  Manage‐
	      ment Homepage.

RETURN VALUE
       returns exit status if no errors occur, and otherwise.

EXAMPLE
       Clean up processes after abnormal memory manager termination:

	      Sample output:

	      Cleaning up processes (PRM-1161)

	      Cleaning up groups (PRM-1162)

	      Successfully disabled kernel memory feature (PRM-1172)

AUTHOR
       was developed by HP.

SEE ALSO
       prm(1),	 prmagt(1),  prmanalyze(1),  prmavail(1),  prmconfig(1),  prm‐
       list(1), prmloadconf(1),	 prmmonitor(1),	 prmmove(1),  prmrun(1),  prm‐
       conf(4).

       HP Process Resource Manager User's Guide (/opt/prm/doc/PRM.ug.pdf)

       HP Process Resource Manager homepage (http://www.hp.com/go/prm)

								 prmrecover(1)

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