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Fixing output display issue.
Vasant Hegde
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almost 12 years ago
Fixing output display issue.
vasant.hegde
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almost 12 years ago
Fixing output display issue.
Vasant Hegde
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almost 12 years ago
Timing out memory remove operations before fulfilling the request can result in attempts to unsuccesfully remove the same LMBs on repeated requests. This patch implements a simple shuffle algorithm to randomize the LMB list.
Tyrel Datwyler
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almost 12 years ago
Timing out memory remove operations before fulfilling the request can result in attempts to unsuccesfully remove the same LMBs on repeated requests. This patch implements a simple shuffle algorithm to randomize the LMB list.
Tyrel Datwyler
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almost 12 years ago
Timing out memory remove operations before fulfilling the request can
tyrel.datwyler
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almost 12 years ago
This patch changes logic around quanity requested and # sections removable
robert.jennings
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almost 12 years ago
This patch changes logic around quanity requested and # sections removable for memory remove. Previously, if you had requested X but some non-zero quantify less than X were available it would bail. Now it will attempt to remove as many as are available. For this case it is still considered a partial success and a non-zero (error) return code is given so that output is displayed on the management console.
Robert Jennings
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almost 12 years ago
This patch changes logic around quanity requested and # sections removable for memory remove. Previously, if you had requested X but some non-zero quantify less than X were available it would bail. Now it will attempt to remove as many as are available. For this case it is still considered a partial success and a non-zero (error) return code is given so that output is displayed on the management console.
Robert Jennings
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almost 12 years ago
The output level should check for a level less than or equal to the desired output level. The current check is wrong and we always get all of the output.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The output level should check for a level less than or equal to the desired
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The output level should check for a level less than or equal to the desired output level. The current check is wrong and we always get all of the output.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The code to see if AMS ballooning is active has the side affect of outputting a message every time it is checked, which is often. This patch updates drmgr so that the check for AMS ballooning and its message are only done once the first time it is checked. Any subsequent checks just return the previous results.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The code to see if AMS ballooning is active has the side affect of outputting a message every time it is checked, which is often. This patch updates drmgr so that the check for AMS ballooning and its message are only done once the first time it is checked. Any subsequent checks just return the previous results.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The code to see if AMS ballooning is active has the side affect of outputting
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The ppc64_cpu command incorrectly reports the smt snooze delay value of
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The ppc64_cpu command incorrectly reports the smt snooze delay value of -1 as an error in that the value is inconsistent across the cpus on the system. This patch updates the command to properly this value by separating the tracking of inconsistent values from the return codes from retrieving the value.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The ppc64_cpu command incorrectly reports the smt snooze delay value of -1 as an error in that the value is inconsistent across the cpus on the system. This patch updates the command to properly this value by separating the tracking of inconsistent values from the return codes from retrieving the value.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://
[email protected]
/gitroot/powerpc-utils/powerpc-utils
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://
[email protected]
/gitroot/powerpc-utils/powerpc-utils
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
Merge branch 'master' of ssh://
[email protected]
/gitroot/powerpc-utils/powerpc-utils
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement
kamalesh.babulal
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement for virtual processors such as 0.05 processing units. This patch modifies get_percent_entry() to support these lower values.
Kamalesh Babulal
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement for virtual processors such as 0.05 processing units. This patch modifies get_percent_entry() to support these lower values.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement for virtual processors such as 0.05 processing units. This patch modifies get_percent_entry() to support these lower values.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
kernel commit 404e32e4a8f68d2, supports lower minimum entitlement for virtual processors such as 0.05 processing units. This patch modifies get_percent_entry() to support these lower values.
Kamalesh Babulal
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almost 12 years ago
The drmgr command has always taken the -w option to specify how long to try an operation before timing out. Historically this option was always ignored, and then at some point used to time out when trying to acquire the drmgr lock.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The drmgr command has always taken the -w option to specify
nathan.fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
The drmgr command has always taken the -w option to specify how long to try an operation before timing out. Historically this option was always ignored, and then at some point used to time out when trying to acquire the drmgr lock.
Nathan Fontenot
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almost 12 years ago
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