HP Process Resource Manager (PRM) manual Configuration lock already held by %s, Iintervalmanager

Table 20 prmconfig root user options (continued)

Option	Description
-d[manager]	Disables PRM. This option followed by the manager keyword CPU, DISK,
	MEM, or APPL disables only the specified manager. When specifying
	multiple manager arguments, precede each argument with -d.
	Specifying -dwithout a keyword disables all managers.
	This command disables PRM so that only the standard HP-UX resource
	management is in effect.
-e[manager]	Enables PRM. This option followed by one of the manager keywords
	below enables only the corresponding manager:
	•	CPU
	•	MEM
	•	APPL
	When specifying multiple manager arguments, precede each argument
	with -e. Specifying -ewithout a keyword enables all managers.
	This does not change the current configuration. If there are no memory
	records, the memory manager is not started. However, if there are no
	application records, the application manager is still started.
-r	Resets PRM to its boot-time state. PRM is disabled and unconfigured for
	managing CPU and memory resources and for managing applications.
-u	Unlocks a PRM configuration file lock.
	This lock is put in place to prevent multiple parties from changing the PRM
	configuration simultaneously. Various HP-UX management products can
	all lock the configuration file. If one of these products is updating the
	configuration or terminates without releasing the lock, you will receive the
	following message:
	Configuration lock already held by %s.
	Use the -uoption to force the lock to be released.
-h	Includes parent hierarchical groups in output. )
-w	Prints the PRM group names in wide-column format, exceeding the
	30-column default if necessary to avoid clipping any names.
-p	Includes the number of cores and their core IDs for PSET PRM groups in
	the output.
-m	Displays whether memory isolation is being used.
-Iintervalmanager	Overrides the default polling interval for the specified PRM manager.
	interval is expressed in seconds.
	Valid manager names are:
	MEM Memory manager. The default interval is 10 seconds for MEM.
	APPL Application manager. The default interval is 30 seconds for APPL.

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