> > 2) I suppose a notification daemon may be necessary to inform the over > > threshold event (to syslog, to other servers, or logging management > > OSS, etc....) > > > > Please correct me, if ndctl has this feature already... > > That feature doesn't exist in ndctl. Intel has developed some tools that are > mostly specific to their NVDIMMs and those tools include a monitoring daemon > as > well as a CLI. > https://github.com/01org/ixpdimm_sw
Though I tried to compile this tools, I could not comple it, and I gave up to solve too many dependency... > > One approach could be to contribute changes to make those tools more useful > for non-Intel NVDIMMs. Hmmm, ixpdimm_sw seems to be too large software. In my first impression, I don't think this is good way..... :( > Another approach could be to integrate NVDIMM event > monitoring into some other utility, like the rasdaemon. I'm interested in > your thoughts. Though I'm not sure which (existing or new) utility is appropriate yet. I prefer this way. So, I'll think about it. > > >> If you're thinking of defining something new, I encourage you to get > >> involved in the standards activities. > > > > If my idea is useful like the aboves, the standard activity looks quite > > interesting > > for me. Please tell me how to join it. > > If your company is part of the UEFI Forum then I think you can participate in > the ACPI working group. There is a sub-team focused on standardizing NVDIMM > FW/SW interfaces. My suggestion is that you find the person in your company > who can hook you up with the right group. Ok, I'll try to find the contact person in my company. > > You'll also see conversation/debate about what ought to be a standard > on this mailing list so input here is welcome too. I see. Thank you for your information. Bye, --- Yasunori Goto _______________________________________________ Linux-nvdimm mailing list Linux-nvdimm@lists.01.org https://lists.01.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-nvdimm
