On (03/31/10 13:30), Piotr Jasiukajtis wrote:
> > On (03/30/10 14:54), Piotr Jasiukajtis wrote:
> >> dlmgmtd[16]: [ID 536778 daemon.warning] linkprop initialization failed
> >> on link 3: invalid argument
> >
> # cat /etc/svc/volatile/dladm/network-datalink-management\:default.cache
:
> nge1 linkid=int,3;class=int,1;media=int,4;
:
> /etc/dladm/datalink.conf:
:
> nge1
> class=int,1;media=int,4;maxbw=string,1000;phyinst=int,2;phymaj=int,211;devname=string,nge1;
:
> int0
> class=int,4;media=int,4;lacp_timer=int,1;lacp_mode=int,1;force=boolean,0;fix_macaddr=boolean,0;policy=int,4;portnames=string,nge0:nge1:;nports=int,2;key=int,0;
Looks like nge1 is in an aggregation, and the attempt to set some of the
properties on the aggregation failed.
Assuming this is not something that only happens early in boot,
you could find out more info about what failed by inserting
a dtrace probe in nge_m_setprop that extracts the property name and
return value, something like (warning, untested dscript below)
#!/usr/sbin/dtrace -Cs -
nge_m_setprop:entry
{
self->prop = (string)arg1;
}
nge_m_setprop:return
{
printf("setprop %s return %d", self->prop, arg1);
}
but that's unlikely to be related to the memory pressure you report.
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