[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We run one IFL and with the hz_timer=1 setting we get 100 hundred messages,
with hz_timer=0 we get 3-10 messages approx. each second.
You can do better. The trick is that you need 300 mS between ticks for
z/VM to see you're idle and pack up your things. One might believe
I think that some info needs to be cleared up. sysctl -w kernel.hz_timer=1
will DISABLE the timer patch. sysctl -w kernel.hz_timer=0 will ENABLE the
timer patch. The best way I have found to check this(only when running
under VM) is to use the CP trace facility (tip from the Boeblingen lab).
St
Bill, Neal, all,
THANX!! Here's what a INDICATE QUEUE EXP shows:
INDICATE QUEUE EXP
TCPIP Q0 PS 0806/0286 .I.. -.1375 A00
MAINT Q1 R00 1241/0600 .I.. -.1067 A00
LINUX2Q3 PS 00018189/00021777 .0173 A00
LINUX3E3 PS 00418246/00492299 .
On Wed, 2004-02-11 at 10:52, Brian France wrote:
> At 10:59 AM 2/11/2004, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
> >How big is the machine (real and virtual)?
>
> I have 2 gig allocated to the IFL. In my USER DIRECT I have 2 gig
> allocated to this image. WCBE requires 1 gig and my e folks stated that 2
> wo
Just as Bill suggested, you are showing the Linux guest in E3 (eligible
queue). You will want to change your SRM STORBUF (and possibly LDUBUF
settings). A performance monitor like ESAMON will be able to assist you in
arriving at correct values for these settings, but just to get you going I'd
sugge
At 10:59 AM 2/11/2004, Ferguson, Neale wrote:
How big is the machine (real and virtual)?
I have 2 gig allocated to the IFL. In my USER DIRECT I have 2 gig
allocated to this image. WCBE requires 1 gig and my e folks stated that 2
would be best.
What are your SRM settings (Q
SRM)?
q srm
IABIAS :
You could also try the CP INDICATE QUEUE EXP command. One of the common
gotchas is the formation of an eligible list. The CP command above
will give you something like:
TCPIP Q0 PS 6196/5746 -199.9 A02
BITNERQ1 R00 0819/0795 .I.. -179.9 A02
KREINTA Q3 IO
How big is the machine (real and virtual)? What are your SRM settings (Q
SRM)? What does IND Q show you (and IND Q EXP)?
-Original Message-
I have an SLES8 31 bit image attempting to run WeSphere Commerce Business
Edition v5.5 under z/VM 4.3 on an IFL. At this moment, and unfortunately
oth
THIS IS CROSS POSTED to the LINUX-390 LIST.
I have an SLES8 31 bit image attempting to run WeSphere Commerce Business
Edition v5.5 under z/VM 4.3 on an IFL. At this moment, and unfortunately
others this image locks up. I can't access it at all at times ( and this is
one of them ) for over an hour
