Srihari Venkatesan wrote:
Paul B. Henson wrote:
What does fmdump -V / fmadm faulty show - no fault records at all ?
Correct, there are currently no faults.
what does " kstat -n page_retire " show ?
module: unix instance: 0
name: page_retire class: misc
crtime 132.970994182
pages_deferred 1
pages_deferred_kernel 0
pages_fma 1
pages_limit 4192
pages_limit_exceeded 0
pages_multiple_ce 0
pages_notdequeued 0
pages_notenqueued 0
pages_pending 0
pages_pending_kas 0
pages_retire_request 0
pages_retire_request_free 0
pages_retired 1
pages_ue 0
pages_ue_cleared_freed 0
pages_ue_cleared_retired 0
pages_ue_persistent 0
pages_unretired 0
snaptime 482866.580166261
Looks like it's only retired one page, so not much of a problem yet. Are
these retired pages kept track of across reboots, or are they all
placed in
use again until another error occurs?
Retired Pages will become usable after a reboot (once a page is
retired, it is not released to the free list of pages, so remains
unusable till the next reboot)
There is a brief period after a reboot (prior to the fmd daemon
restarting) where the page can be used. However once fmd starts up it
will immediately re-retire the page.
Steve
-Srihari
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