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Yes, I believe it still "uses" rcapd though.

zonecfg:zone1> add capped-memory
zonecfg:zone1:capped-memory> set physical=14000m
zonecfg:zone1:capped-memory> set swap=30000m...

Use "-G" with blank quotes on the user ID to remove them from the secondary group.

i.e.)

bash-3.00# usermod -G other user1
bash-3.00# groups user1
staff other
bash-3.00# usermod -G "" user1...

I have this issue all the time. If devfsadm doesn't collapse them (show one disk in format), blow away the lun and recreate it. Sometime this has to be done several times. I have taken the exact...

Is the other also an LDOM and with the same specs?

Maybe you have bigger issues, like dead or faulty hardware. try to check the hardware from the SC. I believe "showfaults" or "showfaults -v" is the first thing to look at. Also try to boot without...

Some useful stuff available at, Solaris FAQ / HOWTO [Unix/Linux systems administrator's handbook] (http://www.big-up.org/menu/wiki/doku.php/command/solaris_quick_faq?rev=1204635989)


I'm not...

As jlliagre mentioned, it is most likely a memory cap or just a memory issue. What's the physical memory/swap on this box and what's the output of:

#zonecfg -z <zoneName> info

If the info...

Yeah, looks like writing a script to dynamically set/modify the "capped-memory" values is the only way. If there is a functionality to set "capped-memory" for physical and swap, you would think they...

We have several containers on one machine and would like to reserve some memory for the global zone. capped-memory only allows max physical/swap and setting a max on each container isn't an option. ...