Kyle McDonald wrote: > J?rgen Keil wrote: > > These three consume 214MB / 264MB and 113MB. > > I'm not sure if that is ok, of if there is some kind of leak > > here. 86000 handles for dma transfer appears to be excessive... > > > > What kind of disk controllers are you using? > > > It's an IBM X-Series 346 Server, It's some form of Adaptec U320 SCSI > Controller, but I don't know the exact model.
Hmm, when I did search bugs.opensolaris.org with "rootnex_dmahdl leak" earlier today, one of the bugs found was for a memory leak in the adpu320 driver - but that leak is supposed to be fixed since build_68... Bug ID 6556848 Synopsis Found memory leaks in adpu320_allocIOB/adpu320_IobSpecial/adpu320_cfginit http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6556848 The kernel debugger has a built-in heap memory leak detection feature, maybe that finds something? To use it, boot the kernel with options "-kd"; and at the kmdb prompt enable heap memory checking with the commands kmem_flags/W f ::cont Later on, when it hangs during installation to the zfs filesystem, break into kmdb with the BREAK signal, and run ::findleaks (The enabled heap checking will use even more kernel heap memory, so I suspect that it will soon be hanging during installation) > There are also 1 or 2 (depending on the host) 2 port 2GB Q-Logic FC > HBA's installed, but I'm not using them (no cables plugged in.) > > What kind of network interfaces? > > > I'm only using the motherboard the motherboard bge0 and bge1 at this > point, but there are 2 4-port Intel e1000g (e1000g0-7) cards installed > in the machines also. This message posted from opensolaris.org
