https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236989
--- Comment #19 from Colin Percival ---
Hi Charles,
Can you run those periodically (maybe every hour)? What I'm expecting is that
the sysctls will stay at zero, while the 9k mbuf "FAIL" count (second last
value) will stay at zero or
https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=236989
--- Comment #18 from Charles O'Donnell ---
Hi Colin, patch applied. It may be as long as two weeks before I can report
results.
With regards to running these queries:
vmstat -z | grep mbuf_jumbo; sysctl -a | grep mjum_alloc_fail
Let
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Hi Christian,
This looks like BIOS issue, BIOS must not set Bit4/SVMDIS in VM_CR MSR
(0xC001_0114) if SVM is enabled. Bhyve checks for this bit before
enabling SVM, otherwise it can cause GP faults. You can read it using the
following steps:
Hello Aryeh,
Hello @All,
I ´was able to switch the Expert mode in the Overclocking/CPU Features
section from the BIOS.
After this I was abel to see the real settings from IOMMU and SVM.
IOMMU is on Auto
SVM is disabled.
I have enabled SVM, saved the settings and booted the system.
vmm is
Hello Anish,
thank you for your information.
Executing
cpucontrol -m 0xc0010114 /dev/cpuctl0
or
cpucontrol -m 0xc0010114 /dev/cpuctl1
I got
MSR 0xc0010114: 0x 0x0018
Regards
--Christian
Am 26.04.20 um 21:07 schrieb Anish:
cpucontrol -m 0xc0010114
Hello Eric,
thank you for your information.
I will first check if I can find a way in the BIOS to configure SVM.
Fromy my point of view MSI should provie a BIOS where it is possible to
configure this option.
If this does not work I will look for your hint.
Regards
--Christian
Am 26.04.20
Hello Henrik,
many thanks for your information.
I have checked the MSI forum entry. They say that the information about
SVM in the overclocking section could be wrong.
As I do not see this value somewhere else where I can configure it it
seems to me that this output in this BIOS part is not
On Mon, Apr 27, 2020 at 2:58 AM Anish wrote:
> Hi Christian,
>
> This looks like BIOS issue, BIOS must not set Bit4/SVMDIS in VM_CR MSR
> (0xC001_0114) if SVM is enabled. Bhyve checks for this bit before
> enabling SVM. You can read it using the following steps:
> $kldload cpuctl
>
>
> $
Hi Christian,
This looks like BIOS issue, BIOS must not set Bit4/SVMDIS in VM_CR MSR
(0xC001_0114) if SVM is enabled. Bhyve checks for this bit before
enabling SVM. You can read it using the following steps:
$kldload cpuctl
$ cpucontrol -m 0xc0010114 /dev/cpuctlX <- Read VM_CR MSR
MSR
