problem with netstat

[quintincs]

I do a netstat -rn , but the following message appears:

no namelist.

Can anybody help me?

thanks

[Ivan Ferreira]

no namelist: unable to connect to kloadsrv daemon

Verify that the kloadsrv daemon is running. If it is not, start it. See kloadsrv(8) for more information.

[Ivan Ferreira]

no namelist: requested symbols not found in kernel

Make sure that you have not replaced the running kernel with a new kernel. You might need to reboot the system to correct this problem.


All these I got from man netstat ;).

[quintincs]

Hi Ivan,

thank for your fast answer.

Kloadsrv is running and today I have restarted the computer.

no message appears together "no namelist".

[Ivan Ferreira]

I would try recompiling the kernel, as the previous messages indicates something related to it.

[Venkatesh BL]

Are you saying that the problem persists even after reboot?

From when are you facing this problem? Did anything change in the system recently?

[quintincs]

Yes, after restarting the problem persits.

I think nobody did changes.I only remembered a instalation of MME-EASE software several months ago. Will it have relation?

[Venkatesh BL]

Did you try recompiling the kernel as Ivan suggested?

Can you just check if 'collect -i2 -sn' run properly?

(Do Ctrl-C to stop it)

[Al Licause]

Run the command ipcs -a.

Check to see if the QNUM field is full (40). If it is, then kloadsrv cannot talk to message queue and cannot complete the netstat commands.

The LSPID and LRPID fields show the last process id to send a message to the
message queue and the last to received a message from the queue.

There is a sysconfig parameter in the ipc subgroup called msg_tql which controls the max number of message in the message queue. This can be increased from the default of 40 to something higher, but it is not dynamic and requires a reboot to change.

[quintincs]

It has the parameter msg_tql=40.

I have executed the commando ipcs -a

Message Queues:
T=q ID=0 KEY=0x41003eae MODE=--rw------
OWNER= root GROUP=system CREATOR=root
CGROUP=system CBYTES=0 QNUM=0 QBYTES=1 LSPD=3 LRPID=1302 STIME=18:04:02 RTIME=18:04:02 CTIME=18:02:51

If you do not have other idea, I will try to recompile the kernel tomorrow