No crash then?? To be sure that kernel core dumps can be saved correctly, check the output of the "dumpadm" command without any argument.
Regarding the NFS messages, I supposed this server is a NFS server, and it seems you are getting out of connections. You'll need to increase the default limits of NFS in the /etc/deault/nfs file: NFSD_SERVERS=256 LOCKD_SERVERS=64 And then you to stop/start the NFS server to get it activated. For the e1000g1 error message, I've found a bug with a reference to this, but not reproducible. http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6533591 In the bug, it is written: Encountered this on a T2000 client with the SUT running a harmonic inc. benchmark (heavy multicast and unicast udp packets streams). Message appeared after about four days of the test running. Box was hung afterwards, couldn't ping or login via console. Tried syncing to get a panic dump which failed (panic dump timeout). In your case, NFS is using UDP, which may explain this. Javi On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 8:57 PM, Silvan Gebhardt <pcdog at pcdog.ch> wrote: > > interesting: > /var/adm/messages: > > > Oct 28 15:45:20 solaris10 sshd[29944]: [ID 800047 auth.crit] fatal: Timeout > before authentication for 10.2.252.252 > Oct 28 16:38:18 solaris10 sshd[29955]: [ID 800047 auth.crit] fatal: Timeout > before authentication for 10.2.252.252 > Oct 28 19:07:51 solaris10 /usr/lib/nfs/nfsd[9213]: [ID 786952 daemon.error] > unexpected TLI event (0x20) on connection-oriented transport(tcp,15):Out of > stream resources > tell me what the last one means. > > do I need to adjust more on /etc/default/nfs? > > /var/crash is empty > iPhone photo: > > e1000g1: DL_UNITDATA_REQ failed: DL_BADDADDR (it's the storage interface) > > > > got any clue? > > thanks > silvan > > > > > > Am 28.10.2009 um 20:08 schrieb Javi: > > /var/adm/messages > > PCdogIT > Silvan M. Gebhardt > pcdog at pcdog.ch > > > > +41 32 512 69 58 VOIP CH > +41 52 720 39 88 Analog CH > +41 78 810 39 88 Cell CH > +1 (505) 480-9905 Cell US > +1 (360) 718-3416 Landline US > + 1 866-941-3869 Toll Free US > +31 85 888 0256 NL > +44 1225 63 7104 UK > >
