On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 08:28:25PM +0100, you (Roy Sigurd Karlsbakk) sent the following to [osol-discuss] : > Hi all > > It seems the physmem option in /etc/system and as given to the kernel boot is > broken. Booting a system with physmem set to something lower than its actual > size fails to give any message, and the system has its full amount of memory > available. Same applies to using kernel options (-B physmem=xxx). The latter > shows a warning in the kernel log that memory has been limited, but tools > like 'top' show the full amount of memory. I fist saw this on OI148, but > later checked if the issue was reproducable in S11ex, which it was.
What does prstat(1M) tell you? -- Marco van Lienen -- GnuPG key: 8580E6CB http://lordsith.net/ | OpenIndiana oi_148a | Solaris 11 Express 2010.11 snv_151a | FreeBSD 9-CURRENT Use UNIX or die.
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