That work around is specific to configuring Oracle database to use the
/run/shm instead of the older /dev/shm. That was only part of the
problem. There does not seem to be anyway to change the size of
/run/shm. In the older kernels you could do this by changing the
SHM_MAX value in the /etc/defaults/tmpfs file or by changing the entry
in /etc/fstab. The new /run/shm seems to be created by something in the
kernel and the size seems hardwired. I was not able to figure out how
to increase the size of /run/shm.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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11.10 no longer has /etc/default/tmpfs file to set SHM_MAX
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