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07-17-2000 01:36 AM
07-17-2000 01:36 AM
xperfmon
et> xperfmon
no /stand/vmunix namelist
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Any suggestions?
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07-17-2000 03:34 AM
07-17-2000 03:34 AM
Re: xperfmon
you could try running pxdb on the kernel (or q4pxdb), however, I don't like doing that on the running kernel.
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07-21-2000 12:49 AM
07-21-2000 12:49 AM
Re: xperfmon
the kernel I booted from is clean. I did "q4pxdb". (But I copied /stand/vmnix to another place and checked it there)
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07-21-2000 01:21 AM
07-21-2000 01:21 AM
Re: xperfmon
In which case, it might be worth getting the source and recompiling it as a 64bit application.
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07-21-2000 02:07 AM
07-21-2000 02:07 AM
Re: xperfmon
I pulled the source and compiled it. I does need to be compiled as a 64bit application. However, at this time, I can't get it to link. (but at least my .o files are now 64bit).
I hate working with imake.
You'll need to change the Imakefile to have +DD64 in it's optiona and to replace MOTIF=motif1.2 with MOTIF=motif2.1
However, it still fails to link.