I had this idea that I was going to implement in uperf. We
provide a "statistics" flowop with various options for collecting
different kinds of data. This way the user can specify
what they need collected (and what penalty they are willing to pay).
You could probably have a "stats-start" and 'sta
On May 30, 2008, at 7:56 AM, Sean McGrath - Sun Microsystems Ireland
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> eric kustarz stated:
> < >
> < > Currently both tools gives different view of io. While filebench
> < > simulates real workload, it cannot show what vdbench shows.
> < > E.g. we were doing some hardware array tests an
Thanks, David. That worked (as did bumping the amount of memory for the
virtual machine.)
Mark
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Hi Mark,
How much memory do you have on the system? By default, Solaris now allows a
user to allocate up to 1/4 of that for shared memory. If you don't have
80G or more, the allocation will fail.
You can change that by altering the project value for the user for
project.max-shm-memory. See "ma
Looks like this problem:
http://opensolaris.org/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=220575
Rayson
On 5/30/08, Mark Gritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I first tried compiling filebench on a Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) system. While the
> compilation worked, even the simplest tests (sequential read) deadlock
I first tried compiling filebench on a Linux (Ubuntu 8.04) system. While the
compilation worked, even the simplest tests (sequential read) deadlocked
without doing any work. Is there a Linux patch floating about at the moment?
I installed OpenSolaris (2008.05) under VMware Workstation and inst
eric kustarz stated:
< >
< > Currently both tools gives different view of io. While filebench
< > simulates real workload, it cannot show what vdbench shows.
< > E.g. we were doing some hardware array tests and it turned out (using
< > vdbench) that the array works in a really strange way: sometime
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