exactly:
zonecfg -z donald
zonecfg:donald info
zonename: donald
zonepath: /zones/donald
brand: native
autoboot: false
bootargs:
pool:
limitpriv:
scheduling-class:
ip-type: shared
...
net:
address: 10.2.140.150/16
physical: e1000g0
defrouter: 10.2.0.1
net:
...:
Hi
I use this one for teaching purposes. Can be used like this:
gcc -o mem mem.c
mem [ -p pagesize ][ -n #pages ][ -t seconds ]
You can easily watch memory consumption with pmap as anon grows...
You can also see how Solaris works with multiple pasgesize support MPSS.
Konstantin
#include
Other possibilities to find out if its sparse or whole root from within
the local zone:
- touch /usr (should not work in sparse zone)
- df -n /usr (reports lofs)
Konstantin Gremliza
Jeff Victor schrieb:
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 12:26 AM, Arun Gupta arun.gu...@sun.com wrote
Hi Alexander
Alexander Skwar schrieb:
Hi.
I'd like to create a NGZ on a S10U6 system. Actually, I'd like to create
a number of NGZ's on this host and the NGZs don't differ much. So
I thought that it should be possible to create a "template" NGZ where
the zone root is on a ZFS.
Then I
Steffen Weiberle wrote:
On 10/20/08 21:29, Challa, Narsimha Reddy (STSD-HYD) wrote:
Hi,
I am new to Solaris containers. Can somebody please clarify the below
questions:
1. What are the supported versions of Solaris that support Containers
concept? As per my search on
Hi Nic,
I have the feeling you are on the wrong track, if you want to start and
maintain a apache server from the global zone and then fork worker procs
into the zones.
This is not intended and also not needed - and here is why:
Security:
From the zones point of view, it cannot see the
fname, args[0]-pr_pid) ;
}
proc:::exit
/ execname == "zsched" || execname == "init" / {
t=timestamp-st;
printf("%10d.%03d", t/100, (t/1000)%1000 );
printf(" EXIT: %3d %s[%d]\n", curpsinfo-pr_zoneid,
execname, pid) ;
}
fbt:genunix:zone_status_set:entry
Martin Englund schrieb:
I get over 10,000 lines of output from ::threadlist -v any hints on how to
find the needle in the haystack? :)
cheers,
/Martin
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=/shared
zonecfg:ldev7:fs set special=/shared # global
mount point for /dev/dsk/c4t0d0s0
zonecfg:ldev7:fs set type=lofs
zonecfg:ldev7:fs end
zonecfg:ldev7 exit
Regards,
Konstantin
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kathleen
I would prefer not to upgrade, but to patch the solaris 10u3 to the
functionality of 10u4 (mainly kernel and zones patches).
You also need the newly released ce driver patch, which will enable
exclusive tcpip in zones.
regards, konstantin
Tony Wong wrote:
Dear All and Solaris Expert,
Our
Hi Brad,
unfortunatly there is no
who -r
for smf. i don't know if there is a rfe for this. the default milestone
is "all" , but you cannot query the state for this milestone so you
don't know when the graph is ready. the best thing i would consider is
running
svcs -x.
if nothing shows
Ava Zhang schrieb:
Zoram Thanga wrote:
That's the problem. Use an IP address which is not in use. Shared IP
doesn't mean you share the IP address itself. It's the IP *stack* that
is shared.
Zoram
Must I use a free IP in the same subnet(129.158.215.x)? Or any IP is OK,
,nodevices /usr
/zones/zone-a/root/usr
12448.600 2 zone-a BOOTING
12449.042 2 zone-a RUNNING
12453.645 FORK: 2 init[1560]
^D^C
script done on Wed Oct 03 15:19:25 2007
Dan Price schrieb:
On Tue 02 Oct 2007 at 07:35AM, Konstantin Gremliza wrote:
Someone earlier stated
on
zonecfg completly, or to separate them.
Konstantin Gremliza
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a problem to me as I could easily create the device
files by simply copying them. I'd rather like to submit this as a bug.
Thanks,
Konstantin Gremliza
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