Hello everyone,
I recently took on a project to run a VirtualBox guest within a whole Solaris
zone. The idea was to protect the Solaris system from any crashes vbox might
have. I need to run vbox on a production system, but I didn't want to put the
whole system at risk.
I was using Solaris
I read somewhere which says FSS can be assigned to processor sets, resulting
in more sensitive control of priorities on a server than raw processor sets
can any one tell me how we can assign FSS to processor set and how it works ?
Thanx .
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On 06/11/09 08:38, Ketan wrote:
I read somewhere which says FSS can be assigned to processor sets, resulting in more sensitive control of priorities on a server than raw processor sets
can any one tell me how we can assign FSS to processor set and how it works ?
Thanx .
If you create
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 2:06 AM, Michael
McKnightno-re...@opensolaris.org wrote:
Hello everyone,
I recently took on a project to run a VirtualBox guest within a whole Solaris
zone. The idea was to protect the Solaris system from any crashes vbox might
have. I need to run vbox on a
On Wed, Jun 10, 2009 at 4:03 PM, Phil Freundno-re...@opensolaris.org wrote:
I have a couple of servers that are still running U1 but I'd still like to
use zonestat to get as much info as I can.
I get the following output when I run zonestat 1.4.1 with debug turned on:
root zonestat -l -N
I'd like to hear the latest on this topic. (in the zones FAQ since 2005)
I'm exploring the idea of running lx-brand zones on a Solaris 10-x86 Sunray
server, to do light interactive work needing Linux
eg: rsh lxzone xterm
Potentially, there could be a resource-capped lx-brand zone for each
You should give exact version.
It's unsupported on S10.
And any attempt to obtain a fix (even with some automagic automounter
feature which would transform mount into a lofs) is returned as a NO
WAY !.
It would be fun to have some sort of survey to see how many people
Jeff,
Those lines were already commented out. It looks like the problem is in these
lines:
500 # Get amount and cap of memory locked by processes in each zone.
501 $kstat-update();
502 my $zh = $kstat-{caps};
503 foreach my $z (keys(%$zh)) {
504($lkd_use[$z], $lkd_cap[$z]) =
