386/ix & ISC X release 1.2
Conor P. Cahill
cpcahil at virtech.uucp
Wed Oct 10 22:25:31 AEST 1990
In article <49335 at ism780c.isc.com> support at ism780c.UUCP (Support account) writes:
>In article <1990Oct06.221058.251 at nstar.uucp> larry at nstar.uucp (Larry Snyder) writes:
>>I noticed the error: Problem with ptr packet: OVERFLOW
>>when running X release 1.2 this afternoon - what does this mean?
>>
>This generally indicates that the system is running out of
>the streams resources NSTREAM, NQUEUE, or NBLKxxx. Try running
>"netstat -m" to observe system usage statistics, and increase
>these tunables accordingly.
The crash command provides a much better mechanism for viewing the
streams statistics. Just log in as root, run crash (with no
arguments) and then enter "strstat" which will get you something like the
following:
ITEM CONFIG ALLOC FREE TOTAL MAX FAIL
streams 512 25 487 478 61 0
queues 2048 130 1918 1341 324 0
message blocks 4230 79 4151 6617556 283 0
data block totals 3384 79 3305 4911153 282 0
data block size 4 512 0 512 85157 6 0
data block size 16 512 18 494 679478 60 0
data block size 64 512 3 509 3906377 53 0
data block size 128 1024 58 966 224160 181 0
data block size 256 256 0 256 5410 6 0
data block size 512 256 0 256 6219 3 0
data block size 1024 128 0 128 2443 4 0
data block size 2048 128 0 128 1904 5 0
data block size 4096 56 0 56 5 1 0
(which shows that I am majorly overallocated for just about all of these).
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Conor P. Cahill (703)430-9247 Virtual Technologies, Inc.,
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