Dell R710 ... Solaris 10u9 ... With stability problems ...
Notice that I have several CPU's whose current_cstate is higher than the
supported_max_cstate.
Logically, that sounds like a bad thing. But I can't seem to find
documentation that defines the meaning of supported_max_cstates, to verify
that this is a bad thing.
I'm looking for other people out there ... with and without problems ... to
try this too, and see if a current_cstate higher than the
supported_max_cstate might be a simple indicator of system instability.
kstat | grep current_cstate ; kstat | grep supported_max_cstate
current_cstate 1
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 1
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 0
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 1
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
current_cstate 3
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
supported_max_cstates 2
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