On 3/4/24 12:33, Norman via illumos-discuss wrote: >> These are basically optional drivers that can be installed for >> debugging/development purposes (pkg:/driver/developer/amd/zen). > Hm. Are you sure? I don't have that package installed, but instead > I do have driver/cpu/amd/zen 0.5.11-151049.0. > (In fact, this is a fresh OmniOS install, and the system > is very much a toy system at the moment, with no > interesting services on it.)
I was referring to the usmn and zen_udf drivers as optional here. The fact that the package isn't installed is why it's logging that. > modinfo says amdzen, amdzen_stub and zen_umc are active > without any mention of usmn and zen_udf. > (The latter, as I understand, are installed only by the dev package?) Yes, that's correct and why this happens. >> None of this is indicative of bad RAM, please don't worry. > Good to know. Initially I thought this was a SMTEN issue and tried > toggling that, but nothing changed. Figured I might test ram as well > and eliminate that first before writing here. > >> I suspect this system has two dram channels present. Is >> that correct? > Yes, that's correct. OK, that helps thanks. Can you let me know what OmniOS release you're on? Would you be amenable to running a few commands that would get me a bit more information to help track down the failure? Robert ------------------------------------------ illumos: illumos-discuss Permalink: https://illumos.topicbox.com/groups/discuss/T3b091ca17f2f86dc-M56aed2b652eb62e7a54de83d Delivery options: https://illumos.topicbox.com/groups/discuss/subscription
