Hi,
We are using volume manager 5.0 on solaris 9. I have difficulty to interpret
vxtrace output. What does "op" and "concurrency" stand for?
==example of output line===
4275 START write vdev homevol01 block 5771246912 len 128 concurrency 31 pid 6134
4254 END write vdev homevol01 op 4254 block 2
"op" is short for "operation". Each line in the output of vxtrace is
prefixed with a number. This "op number" tells you which other lines forms a
complete trace of an I/O. Examine the output of vxtrace for all lines
containing "4275" and all these lines represent one I/O.
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 6
Thanks, this is important. My understanding of concurrency means this I/O
operation was split into 31 sub-tasks and are running at the same time?
On 9/20/10 10:43 PM, "William Havey" wrote:
> "op" is short for "operation". Each line in the output of vxtrace is prefixed
> with a number. This "op
I've not been able to find an understandable description of "concurrency".
But, I have an example vxtrace output from a simple stripe volume with a bad
stripe size:
vxtrace -g S1dg1 -f /tmp/appiolab1.out -o dev,disk | pg
1 START write vdev test block 35840 len 64 concurrency 1 *pid 10931*
2 STAR
Does anyone know if I could replace NTFS with Veritas fs?
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On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 8:31 PM, lktho...@gmail.com wrote:
> Does anyone know if I could replace NTFS with Veritas fs?
>
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