Re: [osol-code] [networking-discuss] 'anyyet' in poll() interface

Joachim Worringen wrote: > Greetings, > > the generic poll interface VOP_POLL() in the kernel passes the 'anyyet' > parameter to the drivers poll() function. My understanding is that this > should help the driver for the "no events found" case to decide if it > needs to do a pollwakeup() once an

Re: [osol-code] kernel panic no longer creates dumped core file

Joachim Worringen wrote: > But as I said, a real kernel panic says it dumps to /dev/dsk/c1t0d0s4 as > well, but savecore doesn't do anything on reboot. > > Any idea what's wrong? I tried different kinds of panics already... I booted under kmdb (-kd), and dumped from there - which took much long

[osol-code] kernel panic no longer creates dumped core file

Greetings, I'm developing on a SXCE build 103 machine. Up to now, kernel dumps have worked very reliably (have collected more than 100 already...), but suddenly, kernel panics no longer give me a vmcore on reboot. While I can see on the console that the kernel is dumped to the indicatd device,

[osol-code] 'anyyet' in poll() interface

Greetings, the generic poll interface VOP_POLL() in the kernel passes the 'anyyet' parameter to the drivers poll() function. My understanding is that this should help the driver for the "no events found" case to decide if it needs to do a pollwakeup() once an event comes in: if 'anyyet' is 0, t

[osol-code] interleave in Sparc processors

Hi All, How can I find out the memory interleaving in case of Sparc processors from Solaris. Thanks, Pradeep ___ opensolaris-code mailing list opensolaris-code@opensolaris.org http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/opensolaris-code