Hi, I've been using the new MPO observability tools on several projects (as a few of you on this list know). They are proving to be an *extremely* useful addition to the toolkit.
Today I've just hit an issue that I wondered if you'd seen before. A colleague and I both issued a 'pmap -L' on an Oracle shadow process at roughly the same time (actually I forced mine). Unfortunately, not only did both pmap invocations core but the Oracle shadow process did as well (along with it's 28GB of SGA...). The stack from pmap looks like: # pstack core core 'core' of 1107: pmap -FL 900 0000000000404970 get_meminfo () + 70 0000000000405057 look_lgmap () + 197 0000000000402267 iter_map () + 47 00000000004047f1 main () + e91 0000000000401fbc _start () + 6c Have you seen this before? I can get you the cores when the machine is available again. Unfortunately, it's feeling poorly at the minute though and needs to be massaged to resume normal service. This is snv_27, ptools-bin-0.1.2 on an amd based system. Cheers. Jon.
