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04-05-2002 03:05 PM
04-05-2002 03:05 PM
ioscan gives inconsistant results when the system is under heavy IO
Hi,
I ran several ioscan to see how many SCSI devices are attached to the computer which is under very heavy IO load. The number of device that I got back from ioscan changes sometimes. For example, ioscan -kfn -C disk gets 100 devices.Running the same command again gets 75 devices and yet the third time gets 100 again. Is this an ioscan bug?
Thanks!
I ran several ioscan to see how many SCSI devices are attached to the computer which is under very heavy IO load. The number of device that I got back from ioscan changes sometimes. For example, ioscan -kfn -C disk gets 100 devices.Running the same command again gets 75 devices and yet the third time gets 100 again. Is this an ioscan bug?
Thanks!
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04-05-2002 04:17 PM
04-05-2002 04:17 PM
Re: ioscan gives inconsistant results when the system is under heavy IO
I think you would want to drop the "-k" option because -k scans the kernel, meaning it'll also show "old" devices which physically does not exist but still is in the kernel. Usually I use ..
# ioscan -fnC disk
which actually scans the current hardware path. If you drop the -k option and run it a few times do you still get inconsistent output ?
# ioscan -fnC disk
which actually scans the current hardware path. If you drop the -k option and run it a few times do you still get inconsistent output ?
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04-05-2002 07:18 PM
04-05-2002 07:18 PM
Re: ioscan gives inconsistant results when the system is under heavy IO
Why would you want to run an ioscan ? Do you have glance on your machine, you should use it to monitor performance.
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04-08-2002 02:31 AM
04-08-2002 02:31 AM
Re: ioscan gives inconsistant results when the system is under heavy IO
Hi,
If u do not have Glance, you could use sar(1M) to analyze you performance. See attached htm file.
:) janerik
If u do not have Glance, you could use sar(1M) to analyze you performance. See attached htm file.
:) janerik
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