> Marcelo Leal wrote: > > Hello all... > > Thanks a lot for the answers! I think the problem > is "almost" fixed. Every dtrace documentation says to > use predicates to guarantee the relation between the > start/done probes... Max was the only one paying > attention reading the docs. ;-) > > > Actually, this is not from reading the docs. It is > from being burnt a > few times by > getting "impossible" time values. By the way, I am > replying to you and > to the mailing > list, but messages to you are getting bounced.
Oh, seems like i need to update my profile. ;-) > > But i'm still getting weird numbers: > > > Which numbers don't look right? 3 of your reads took > between 2 and 4 > milliseconds, most were between > 8 and 16 nanoseconds. 21 writes took between 2 and 4 > milliseconds, the > most amount of time > spent doing read/write by host is about 1.2 seconds, > and teste/file10 > took about 1.1 seconds. > Looks pretty good to me.(?). I'm curious about what > you were expecting > to see. The problem is the total numbers... 1267135728 and 1126991407, for example. 21 and 19 minutes in a ten minutes trace. Or am i missing something? Leal [http://www.eall.com.br/blog] > > > Wed Dec 10 08:36:33 BRST 2008 > > Wed Dec 10 08:46:55 BRST 2008 > > > > ------------ cut here ------------- > > Tracing... Hit Ctrl-C to end. > > ^C > > NFSv3 read/write distributions (us): > > > > read > > value ------------- Distribution > ------------- count > > 2 | > 0 > 631 > @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ 145603 > > 16 |@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ > 155926 > 15970 > 6111 > 942 > 372 > 883 > 1649 > 1090 > 8278 > 24605 > 8868 > 1694 > 304 > 63 > 27 > 31 > 43 > 3 > 0 > value ------------- Distribution ------------- > count > 128 | > 0 > 1083 > @@@ 32622 > > 1024 |@@@@@@@@@ > 70353 > 70851 > 47906 > 44898 > 20481 > 5633 > 1605 > 1339 > 957 > 380 > 143 > 21 > 0 > otal us): > > > > x.16.0.x > > 647019 > > x.16.0.x > > 734488 > > x.16.0.x > > 0890034 > > x.16.0.x > > 8852624 > > x.16.0.x > > 0407241 > > x.16.0.x > > 9028592 > > x.16.0.x > > 3013688 > > x.16.0.x > > 04045281 > > x.16.0.x > > 05245138 > > x.16.0.x > > 24286383 > > x.16.0.x > > 54526695 > > x.16.0.x > > 94419023 > > x.16.0.x > > 21794650 > > x.16.0.x > > 59302970 > > x.16.0.x > > 89694542 > > x.16.0.x > > 90207418 > > x.16.0.x > > 87983050 > > x.16.0.x > > 267135728 > > > > NFSv3 read/write top 10 files (total us): > > > > /teste/file1 95870303 > > /teste/file2 104212948 > > /teste/file3 104311607 > > /teste/file4 121076447 > > /teste/file5 137687236 > > /teste/file6 160895273 > > /teste/file7 180765880 > > /teste/file8 198827114 > > /teste/file9 372380414 > > /teste/file10 1126991407 > > ---------- cut here -------------- > > > > > Max, will be difficult disable processors on that > machine (production). > > > Yes. I understand. > Regards, > max > > > Thanks again! > > > > Leal > > [http://www.eall.com.br/blog] > > > > _______________________________________________ > dtrace-discuss mailing list > dtrace-discuss@opensolaris.org -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ dtrace-discuss mailing list dtrace-discuss@opensolaris.org
