Hello,
I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
Megabytes' but then it shows this:
========================= Memory =========================
Interlv. Socket Size
Bank Group Name (MB) Status
---- ----- ------ ---- ------
0 none U0701 128 OK
0 none U0801 128 OK
0 none U0901 128 OK
0 none U1001 128 OK
0 none U0702 128 OK
0 none U0802 128 OK
0 none U0902 128 OK
0 none U1002 128 OK
1 none U0702 128 OK
1 none U0802 128 OK
1 none U0902 128 OK
1 none U1002 128 OK
So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
Hana
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tel: +420 224491858 & Computational Linguistics (UTKL)
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2/13/2004 3:26:30 PM |
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On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Hana Skoumalova wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
> 'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
> Megabytes' but then it shows this:
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> ========================= Memory =========================
>
> Interlv. Socket Size
> Bank Group Name (MB) Status
> ---- ----- ------ ---- ------
> 0 none U0701 128 OK
> 0 none U0801 128 OK
> 0 none U0901 128 OK
> 0 none U1001 128 OK
> 0 none U0702 128 OK
> 0 none U0802 128 OK
> 0 none U0902 128 OK
> 0 none U1002 128 OK
> 1 none U0702 128 OK
> 1 none U0802 128 OK
> 1 none U0902 128 OK
> 1 none U1002 128 OK
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> So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
You have 1.5Gb in the system according to your output...
....output looks real strange by the way...
it lists same sockets several times and in disorder, se below
how it should look...
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System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun (TM) Enterprise 250
(UltraSPARC-II 400MHz)
System clock frequency: 100 MHz
Memory size: 2048 Megabytes
========================= CPUs =========================
Run Ecache CPU CPU
Brd CPU Module MHz MB Impl. Mask
--- --- ------- ----- ------ ------ ----
SYS 0 0 400 2.0 US-II 10.0
========================= Memory =========================
Interlv. Socket Size
Bank Group Name (MB) Status
---- ----- ------ ---- ------
0 none U0701 128 OK
0 none U0801 128 OK
0 none U0901 128 OK
0 none U1001 128 OK
1 none U0702 128 OK
1 none U0802 128 OK
1 none U0902 128 OK
1 none U1002 128 OK
2 none U0703 128 OK
2 none U0803 128 OK
2 none U0903 128 OK
2 none U1003 128 OK
3 none U0704 128 OK
3 none U0804 128 OK
3 none U0904 128 OK
3 none U1004 128 OK
So I would assume one of the following...
1) you didnt cut and paste your message, it really looks another way
2) your prtdiag is bugged, check for patches
3) your hw is broken, fix...
/Johan A
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2/13/2004 4:12:37 PM
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Mr. Johan Andersson wrote:
> On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Hana Skoumalova wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
>>'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
>>Megabytes' but then it shows this:
>>
>>========================= Memory =========================
>>
>> Interlv. Socket Size
>>Bank Group Name (MB) Status
>>---- ----- ------ ---- ------
>> 0 none U0701 128 OK
>> 0 none U0801 128 OK
>> 0 none U0901 128 OK
>> 0 none U1001 128 OK
>> 0 none U0702 128 OK
>> 0 none U0802 128 OK
>> 0 none U0902 128 OK
>> 0 none U1002 128 OK
>> 1 none U0702 128 OK
>> 1 none U0802 128 OK
>> 1 none U0902 128 OK
>> 1 none U1002 128 OK
>>
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>>So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
>
> So I would assume one of the following...
>
> 1) you didnt cut and paste your message, it really looks another way
> 2) your prtdiag is bugged, check for patches
> 3) your hw is broken, fix...
The output is copied correctly. I have to contact the support then.
Thank you.
Hana
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Hana Skoumalova Charles University, Faculty of Arts
Institute of Theoretical
tel: +420 224491858 & Computational Linguistics (UTKL)
fax: +420 224491875 Celetna 13, 110 00 Praha 1
http://utkl.ff.cuni.cz/~skoumal Czech Republic
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Hana
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2/13/2004 6:05:11 PM
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> So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
If you want to know the physical memory size, use the prtconf command :
[root@box] prtconf | grep "Memory size"
Memory size: 4096 Megabytes
Alex...
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adery
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2/13/2004 9:30:29 PM
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In article <402D11D7.7000506@ff.cuni.cz>,
Hana Skoumalova <Hana.Skoumalova@ff.cuni.cz> wrote:
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>Mr. Johan Andersson wrote:
>> On Fri, 13 Feb 2004, Hana Skoumalova wrote:
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
>>>'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
>>>Megabytes' but then it shows this:
>>>
>>>========================= Memory =========================
>>>
>>> Interlv. Socket Size
>>>Bank Group Name (MB) Status
>>>---- ----- ------ ---- ------
>>> 0 none U0701 128 OK
>>> 0 none U0801 128 OK
>>> 0 none U0901 128 OK
>>> 0 none U1001 128 OK
>>> 0 none U0702 128 OK
>>> 0 none U0802 128 OK
>>> 0 none U0902 128 OK
>>> 0 none U1002 128 OK
>>> 1 none U0702 128 OK
>>> 1 none U0802 128 OK
>>> 1 none U0902 128 OK
>>> 1 none U1002 128 OK
I notice that there are 4 cards in bank 1 and 8 cards in bank 0.
Perhaps the cards must be in pairs with equal amounts in bank 0
and 1. If that is the case, 4 of your cards would be ignored.
Try putting 6 cards in each bank.
>>>
>>>So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
> >
>> So I would assume one of the following...
>>
>> 1) you didnt cut and paste your message, it really looks another way
>> 2) your prtdiag is bugged, check for patches
>> 3) your hw is broken, fix...
>
>The output is copied correctly. I have to contact the support then.
>Thank you.
>
>Hana
>--
>Hana Skoumalova Charles University, Faculty of Arts
> Institute of Theoretical
>tel: +420 224491858 & Computational Linguistics (UTKL)
>fax: +420 224491875 Celetna 13, 110 00 Praha 1
>http://utkl.ff.cuni.cz/~skoumal Czech Republic
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Tom Schulz
schulz@adi.com
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schulz
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2/13/2004 9:35:03 PM
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Hana Skoumalova <Hana.Skoumalova@ff.cuni.cz> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
> 'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
> Megabytes' but then it shows this:
I think you have 1024MB of RAM, and NOT 1536MB. A bank of RAM on the
E250 is four slots, not eight, so something is wrong with bank 0.
(see below)
> ========================= Memory =========================
>
> Interlv. Socket Size
> Bank Group Name (MB) Status
> ---- ----- ------ ---- ------
> 0 none U0701 128 OK
> 0 none U0801 128 OK
> 0 none U0901 128 OK
> 0 none U1001 128 OK
***> 0 none U0702 128 OK
***> 0 none U0802 128 OK
***> 0 none U0902 128 OK
***> 0 none U1002 128 OK
These four slots are very suspicious. On the one hand, they make bank0
have more than 4 slots (not possible), and furthermore, the socket
names are actually those from bank1 (below).
> 1 none U0702 128 OK
> 1 none U0802 128 OK
> 1 none U0902 128 OK
> 1 none U1002 128 OK
>
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> So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
I think you have 1024MB, and a bug in either prtdiag or the OBP.
Check Sunsolve for patches on both of them.
Colin
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cbigam
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2/13/2004 10:20:39 PM
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cbigam@somewhereelse.nucleus.com wrote:
> Hana Skoumalova <Hana.Skoumalova@ff.cuni.cz> wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>
>>I have a strange problem (to me) with my E250. When I run top it says
>>'Memory: 1024M real'. When I run prtdiag it says 'Memory size: 1024
>>Megabytes' but then it shows this:
>
>
> I think you have 1024MB of RAM, and NOT 1536MB. A bank of RAM on the
> E250 is four slots, not eight, so something is wrong with bank 0.
> (see below)
>
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>>========================= Memory =========================
>>
>> Interlv. Socket Size
>>Bank Group Name (MB) Status
>>---- ----- ------ ---- ------
>> 0 none U0701 128 OK
>> 0 none U0801 128 OK
>> 0 none U0901 128 OK
>> 0 none U1001 128 OK
>
> ***> 0 none U0702 128 OK
> ***> 0 none U0802 128 OK
> ***> 0 none U0902 128 OK
> ***> 0 none U1002 128 OK
>
> These four slots are very suspicious. On the one hand, they make bank0
> have more than 4 slots (not possible), and furthermore, the socket
> names are actually those from bank1 (below).
>
>
>> 1 none U0702 128 OK
>> 1 none U0802 128 OK
>> 1 none U0902 128 OK
>> 1 none U1002 128 OK
>>
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>>So, how much memory do I have? 1024 or 1536 MB?
>
>
> I think you have 1024MB, and a bug in either prtdiag or the OBP.
> Check Sunsolve for patches on both of them.
>
> Colin
Thanks, Colin. I will try to find a patch.
Hana
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Institute of Theoretical
tel: +420 224491858 & Computational Linguistics (UTKL)
fax: +420 224491875 Celetna 13, 110 00 Praha 1
http://utkl.ff.cuni.cz/~skoumal Czech Republic
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