Obsolete STREAMS parameters
NQUEUE-
Formerly, the number of STREAMS queues to be configured.
Queues are dynamically allocated.
NUMSP-
This parameter had no function in Release 4;
it was kept for compatibility with Release 3.2.
NSTREAM-
Formerly, the number of ``Stream-head'' (stdata)
structures to be configured.
These structures are dynamically allocated.
NSTREVENT-
Formerly, the initial number of Stream event cells to be configured.
Dynamically allocated.
MAXSEPGCNT-
Formerly, the number of additional pages of memory
that can be dynamically allocated for event cells.
NMUXLINK-
Formerly, the maximum number of multiplexor links to be configured.
Dynamically allocated.
NBLK4096-
Formerly, the number of STREAMS data blocks and buffers to be
allocated for each size class was controlled by the parameters
NBLK4 through NBLK4096.
In Release 4, STREAMS data blocks
and message buffers were dynamically allocated.
NBLK2048-
NBLK1024-
NBLK512-
NBLK256-
NBLK128-
NBLK64-
NBLK16-
NBLK4-
STRLOFRAC-
Formerly, the percentage of data blocks of a given class at
which low-priority block allocation requests are automatically failed.
STRMEDFRAC-
Formerly, the percentage cutoff at which
medium priority block allocations are failed.
NUMTIM-
Formerly, the maximum
number of STREAMS modules that can be pushed by the
Transport Library Interface (TLI).
This value controls the number of data structures
used to hold pushed streams modules configuration data.
NUMTRW-
Formerly, the number of Transport Library Interface (TLI)
read/write data structures to allocate in kernel data space.
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