At present I've configured my LDoms such that each domain has a swap disk image and a root disk image. The problem I run into is that for large memory images (my domain has 4GB of memory), it takes ~2 hours to save the core dump.
Here's the zfs listing for a single domain. # zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT ldomszpool 16.2G 31.7G 29K /ldomszpool ldomszpool/ldm1-disk 11.2G 31.7G 10.0G /ldomszpool/ldm1-disk ldomszpool/ldm1-swap 1.00G 31.7G 1.00G /ldomszpool/ldm1-swap Is there a better way to do this? Or is using a real disk instead of a file-based disk image for swap going to be the only way to get better core dump performance? Thanks, Haik -- This message was posted from opensolaris.org
