Thanks. I have some follow-up questions
> No, as far as I can tell, the kmem allocs in fork use
> KMEM_SLEEP. This
> means that they're guaranteed to return memory, and
> will sleep until
> some becomes available.
>
> EAGAIN covers a lot of different errors in fork.
>
> EAGAINA resource co
No, as far as I can tell, the kmem allocs in fork use KMEM_SLEEP. This
means that they're guaranteed to return memory, and will sleep until
some becomes available.
EAGAIN covers a lot of different errors in fork.
EAGAINA resource control or limit on the total number
of
I was wondering if a fork failure with EAGAIN will manifest as an allocation
failure in vmem, if so how to see that and if there is a specifc cache that can
be tweaked. At present the only cache that is reporting any failure is
kmem_lp 1002438656 1002438656 239 1858
thank
