Andras:
> it comes from kstat's link "module"
>
> try:
> kstat -m link
>
> it reports only the ethernet interface(s)' stats
If the need to change name to "link" is Solaris specific, shouldn't
this code change be "#ifdef __sun" or something so the change could
go upstream?
Brian
> On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 9:39 PM, Brian Cameron<Brian.Cameron at sun.com>
> wrote:
>> Andras:
>>
>>>> +diff -Naur libgtop-2.26.0.old/sysdeps/solaris/netload.c
>>>> libgtop-2.26.0/sysdeps/solaris/netload.c
>>>> +--- libgtop-2.26.0.old/sysdeps/solaris/netload.c 2009-03-23
>>>> 20:02:34.031743396 +0200
>>>> ++++ libgtop-2.26.0/sysdeps/solaris/netload.c 2009-03-23
>>>> 20:00:36.697284713 +0200
>>>> +@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@
>>>> + /*
>>>> + * chop off the trailing interface
>>>> + */
>>>> +- module = strdup( name );
>>>> ++ module = strdup( "link" );
>>>> + ptr = module + strlen( module ) - 1;
>>>> + while( (ptr> module)&& isdigit( (int) *ptr ) ) {
>>>> + *ptr = '\0';
>>>> +
>>>>
>>>> Why is this one required?
>>> take a look at the code:
>>> if( (ksp = kstat_lookup( kctl,
>>> module, 0, name )) == NULL ) {
>>>
>>> if you have let's say hme0:
>>> module = hme
>>> name = hme0
>>> which is correct, but let's say if you rename it...
>>> module = rename
>>> name = rename0
>>> which of course will fail...
>>> of course you can ask why it doesnt use the "output" from the
>>> netlist... dont ask me
>> I don't understand how this relates to changing name to "link" in
>> the netload.c file. Could you explain?
>>
>> Brian
>>
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