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hey s93366,

i am facing a similar issue but i get asked all the questions from timezone to domain stuff..etc..
I initially thought it might be because it could not find the sysidcfg file on the...

I wanted to enable IP filtering on a Solaris10 U4 machine. For some reason I dont find /usr/sbin/pfild. This machine was running a minimal version of S10U4 and I got to know that for pfild I need to...

a) Looks like this is abug as filed below
Solaris 10 06/07 (U4) requires nfs4_domain sysidcfg keyword |
bug 6541730


b) I am still loooking for some insight :(

Hello,

I did this perfectly fine with S10Update3. But with S10Update4 something is strange
a) For some reason when I am moving to Update 4, it keeps prompting for name service etc etc. But this...

Reborg

The app eats 1G max, not more than that.
And no forking or execing in there. :(
With things running fine, I observed the RSS for my app and the max it goes is 1gig.

What other objects? as i mentioned before the only app on the sytem is ours. Presuming an extremely high requirement of main memory by the OS, to be 700MB and adding another 300MB for leeway. What...

perderabo,
Well, come to think of it, there is a way to ensure everything is resident and nothing is paged by using mlockall() in your app. But, seems like this is not working without any swap file!!

Hello all,

We are running a 2 gig Solaris10 system. The only application that's running on the system is ours which allocates 850MB through malloc at one shot.

For some reason this malloc keeps...

Reborg,

Ur guess is right. its t1k.
I had tried it earlier and made it 4 each, but did not help. The driver seemed to be stuck on one VCPU and when the load increased we started losing packets.
...

reborg..
its plain UDp data getting dumped on to the interface. As soon as the number of open sockets/bindings(either multicast or unicast), the single cpu usage which the bge driver is stuck to...

perderabo..thank you. will try to implement this.

perderabo...sorry my bad its 255 not 510.
and it scales up fine for the last ocet if we we keep incrementing from 1 to 255, but not after that.

Hello all,

Needed a suggestion from you all, if you know anything about this stuff.
We have a high network traffic application. Close to around 700Meg /sec on one NIC.

When the traffic is...

thanks pressy and reborg..
will try to adopt this one of these days.

jim...nope doesnt work...
works for the last octet though ...and is not linear after that.
thanks anyway. wills stick with my old method.

LOL..
u caught me there..
any good online material for me to know more about these zone thingies?

pressy..
is there a way I could inhinit a few of my processes to go on to a particular processor_set_id?
I mean I have a box with 24virtual cpus and have created 2 processor sets.
One with 3 and...

thanks jim...
there is another way...the country road way :)

char inputIpstring[16];
int oct1,oct2,oct3,oct4,
sscanf(inputIpString,"%d.%d.%d.%d",&oct1,&oct2,&oct3,&oct4)

increment anyof the...

zen,

i doubt if you could use select() for the the different message queues, while you can do that for sockets. If you have multiple sockets and need to do event based handling depending on which...

Hi all,

Situation is as below.
I would get an IP address and port from eithe r a file or command line. It probably would be as char * or string. So was wondering how I could accept this and...

pressey..
i am not sure if it has to be done in such a complicated way, but I did it as below

id = ps -ef | grep myprocessname | grep -v grep | cut -c5-c10

psrset -b processor_set_id $id

...

hi all,

Is there a simple script anyone could through out to me, to find the pid of a process given the name. I actually need to bind this pid to a processor set. I would probably put these...

Yes Reborg.
By buffer do you mean the tempbuf that we pass to the sendto() or is it the memory buffers associated with the socket. For the latter one, how do I find whats assigned and how much is...

Sorry Reborg. The intention to bump was two fold.
To show my desperation and the other to rephrase my question.
Pardon a rookie.
Buffer is sufficiently big enough. the sokcet is non blocking. What...

Could anyone please help?

Let me put it in a different way. What do I do with an EAGAIN returned from UDP sendto socket?

Is it due to system load(I really doubt that, cause its just stray...