Patch Name: PHKL_19142 Patch Description: s700_800 11.04 (VVOS) PM/VM/UFS/async/scsi/io/JFS/perf Creation Date: 99/07/30 Post Date: 99/11/15 Hardware Platforms - OS Releases: s700: 11.04 s800: 11.04 Products: N/A Filesets: JournalFS.VXFS-PRG,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP OS-Core.CORE-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP ProgSupport.C-INC,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP AdvJournalFS.VXFS-ADV-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP JournalFS.VXFS-BASE-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP VirtualVaultOS.VVOS-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP OS-Core.CORE2-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP OS-Core.KERN2-RUN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP AdvJournalFS.VXFS-ADV-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP JournalFS.VXFS-BASE-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP VirtualVaultOS.VVOS-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP OS-Core.CORE2-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP OS-Core.KERN2-RUN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP Automatic Reboot?: Yes Status: General Release Critical: Yes PHKL_19142: PANIC HANG CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18543: PANIC HANG CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18534: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18533: HANG Note: the "hang" seen here is not a true kernel hang; some threads/processes may appear "hung" while waiting for memory, though. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18531: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18295: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17999: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18141: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17817: HANG PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17953: PANIC ABORT Panic: "kalloc: out of kernel virtual space" Abort: Multi-threaded SHMEM_MAGIC processes receive SIGSEGV. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17869: HANG OTHER File system may become unmountable Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17795: OTHER Processes become hung and unkillable Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17258: ABORT CORRUPTION HANG PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17458: OTHER Single-bit memory errors on V-Class and mmap() and write() system call limitation on HP-UX Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17390: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17091: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16876: PANIC OTHER A problem with the pstat() may lead to applications in an MC/ServiceGuard environment such as Oracle and SAP not being properly halted and the switch may fail. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16840: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16749: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16318: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16135: MEMORY_LEAK Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15705: PANIC HANG ABORT CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15508: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14769: PANIC This patch will fix a problem caused by "any" user application program calling adjust_flock() outside the context of u-area. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15325: PANIC HANG ABORT OTHER ulimit(2) gives incorrect value in 64B system. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15050: PANIC system panic when page_text_to_local set to 1 or sticky bit is set to 1. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14292: OTHER Incorrect behavior and possible standards violations Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14088: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13328: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13644: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13673: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13676: ABORT Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13646: HANG Since the performance is very poor, the system often hangs with high system time. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13193: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14070: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13858: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13081: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14536: PANIC OTHER The resulting behavior is an HPMC. This problem only occurs on T600 systems with greater than 4 gig of memory and running a 64bit OS. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15721: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14135: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13343: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16794: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16313: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15487: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16144: CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15719: CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15674: PANIC CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14745: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13574: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13200: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14046: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14047: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15480: HANG PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14551: HANG PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14069: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13387: OTHER It is a backward compatibility issue. W/o this patch pair, and when you are using OmniStore (DMAPI app), you will see corruption. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14063: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13201: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17524: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17046: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16952: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15476: CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13505: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13023: CORRUPTION PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18123: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16875: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14554: OTHER HSC100BT Cards may not operate properly on heavily configured systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13794: OTHER GSCtoPCI cards may fail to function properly on T600 systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13870: OTHER PCI port I/O will not work correctly and machine may panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14532: PANIC OTHER Some IO cards can not function after boot. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15622: PANIC HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15084: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15488: PANIC Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14606: HANG Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13219: PANIC HANG OTHER Incorrect behavior from X Windows on 64 bit 11.00 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13551: CORRUPTION Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14464: PANIC ONLY systems with very low memory and Advanced JFS installed will panic while performing large read/write system call. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14426: CORRUPTION Category Tags: defect_repair hardware_enablement enhancement general_release critical panic halts_system corruption memory_leak Path Name: /hp-ux_patches/s700_800/11.X/PHKL_19142 Symptoms: PHKL_19142: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_18543 for VVOS. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18543: ( SR: 4701422360 DTS: JAGaa45754 ) A system panic occurs with the message: panic: ep_error_intr_handler: Global error on Epic X, Device Y, Driver atm2pci This problem is seen when running PCI ATM on a V2200/V2250 system (an unsupported configuration). ( SR: 4701398008 DTS: JAGaa13703 ) In order to support both legacy and future systems, the platform code contained in the PA-CDIO has to be more flexible and extensible than it is today. This enhancement enables support for different platform architectures (classes). ( SR: 4701423376 DTS: JAGaa94740 ) Any processor running at 440MHz will not allow user to change the dump type during a system crash dump. The message seen is: Processor is booting from first available device. To discontinue, press any key within 10 seconds. The system does not give the user enough time to respond to this prompt. ( SR: 4701415208 DTS: JAGaa67828 ) Adding new functionality to the diag2 driver in support of N-Class. ( SR: 4701414037 DTS: JAGaa45889 ) Data Page Fault panic in dnlc_enter(). ( SR: 4701424473 DTS: JAGab03746 ) HP9000 I-Class, H-Class, 887 and 897 systems panic with a Data Page Fault: panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x4c trap+0xe88 $call_trap+0x38 prf+0x450 printf+0x3c report_trap_or_int+0xb4 trap+0x81c $call_trap+0x38 ( SR: 4701423772 DTS: JAGab11098 ) System panics with "Bad entry into vfork_transfer". ( SR: 4701427583 DTS: JAGab11351 ) Panics resulting from system memory corruption, specifically of the 32-byte malloc free pool. This defect has many failure symptoms, resulting in different system [panic] messages. The memory corruption was the result of simultaneous access to files on a filesystem when it was being unmounted. ( SR: 4701427591 DTS: JAGab15390 ) System may hang during a system panic. ( SR: 4701428359 DTS: JAGab15978 ) Abnormal dump behavior after the "*** Dumping: 0% complete..." message. Symptoms include system hang, HPMC, spontaneous rebooting and dumping past 100% (on selective dumps). This is seen when dumping through Fiber Channel IODC (I/O dependent code) when booted from a different device/bus (usually SCSI). ( SR: 4701418582 DTS: JAGaa47047 ) The system may panic with the message "Non-access data TLB miss" when using VxFS direct I/O. ( SR: 4701423624 DTS: JAGab07301 ) 64-bit systems panic during installation of the operating system. The largest memory configuration shown to exhibit this defect was a 2GB system. This defect has not been seen on V-Class. ( SR: 4701414839 DTS: JAGaa62624 ) System hangs in ccio_map_dma_buffer() with large virtual memory usage in Hyperfabric I/O. ( SR: 4701415968 DTS: JAGaa40688 ) System panics when a busy EMC Array configured with many LUNS suffers a power failure. This problem surfaced during testing with 980 luns. However, it may be possible to experience this defect with a few hundred luns and sufficient I/O activity. ( SR: 4701422378 DTS: JAGaa94628 ) The system may panic with a data page fault in the VxFS file system: panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x80 trap+0xe10 nokgdb+0x8 vx_mkimtran+0x80 vx_ialloc+0x108 vx_dirmakeinode+0x15c vx_dircreate+0x144 vx_dircreate_tran+0x148 vx_create+0x1a4 vx_hsmv_create+0x10 vns_create+0xa4 vn_create+0xcc vn_open+0x14c copen+0xd0 open+0x3c syscall+0x5cc $syscallrtn+0x0 The panic is due to a race condition, and may occur with moderate file system activity. ( SR: 4701420513 DTS: JAGaa73203 ) If the system file (/stand/system) is reconfigured with MAXUSERS set to 8192, the new kernel generated will hang during boot. The boot process will display the initial startup sizes and then hang. ( SR: 5003441675 DTS: JAGaa40673 ) Applications using select() as a fast sleep wakeup mechanism, such as Oracle and Informix, will see system performance degradation on multi-processor systems. ( SR: 4701422204 DTS: JAGaa40707 ) Deteriorating performance on machines/applications that use Large Pages to improve Translation Lookaside Buffer (TLB) performance. ( SR: 4701405738 DTS: JAGaa10188 ) When a Magneto-Optical device on an HP-PB bus does not have media currently loaded, Support Tools Manager (STM) hangs for about 20-30 seconds per device. On a system with many devices, this significantly affects STM initialization. ( SR: 4701423350 DTS: JAGaa47090 ) Booting a 32-bit kernel panics in pa_alloc_shared_memory(). ( SR: 4701423947 DTS: JAGab13349 ) Enhances ioscan description for PCI devices. ( SR: 4701423327 DTS: JAGab11455 ) Enhancement to provide PCI bus support for N-Class. ( SR: 4701423970 DTS: JAGaa45178 ) Any application/driver that uses MEMLOG, or any other diagnostic using io_query() to get information about interface cards, may cause an HPMC if PCI cards are present. ( SR: 4701423954 DTS: JAGaa07864 ) A driver developer using PCI_ID would not receive correct data in the attach routine for 64 bit systems only. ( SR: 4701423962 DTS: JAGaa07908 ) When using DLKM to load or unload a PCI driver, the system panics. The following stack and message... Trying to get spinlock pci_irq_rdr_lock when spinlock pci_irq_rdr_lock is held. panic: spin_deadlock_failure PC-Offset Stack Trace (read down, top of stack is 1st): stktrc: can't find descriptor 0x00175bb0 (panic+0x4c) 0x00121630 (spin_deadlock_failure+0x38) 0x001215dc (deadlock_check+0xb0) 0x0011ed3c (sl_pre_check+0x54) 0x0011ec18 (spinlock+0x14) 0x000a4760 (h2p_get_write_lock+0x2c) 0x000a4924 (h2p_isrlink+0x70) 0x000a3b4c (function name is not available) 0x002325c4 (isrlink+0x3a8) isrlink/isrunlink are the key routines to look for. ( SR: 4701424507 DTS: JAGab15204 ) Performance enhancement for online transaction processing. ( SR: 4701423632 DTS: JAGab11462 ) This is an enhancement to enable the N-class platform. ( SR: 4701424390 DTS: JAGab13290 ) A fix for "panic: Interrupt Control Stack overflow" was implemented in patch PHKL_15705. Part of this fix was removed in patch PHKL_16318. ( SR: 4701414441 DTS: JAGaa45359 ) Enhancement to enable generic system bus adapter (SBA) support. ( SR: 4701414110 DTS: JAGaa45045 ) Improves Specweb performance on V22x0 systems. Improves performance of Fibre Channel drives. ( SR: 4701414052 DTS: JAGaa53662 ) Process to lock a buffer in memory is too slow. This causes unnecessary performance problems with database applications. Async I/O is also affected. ( SR: 4701423780 DTS: JAGaa40446 ) This enhancement adds support for the HP A5150A UltraII dual port SCSI card. ( SR: 4701414128 DTS: JAGaa47197 ) Add support for the Tachyon PCI bridge board on V2500. ( SR: 4701416768 DTS: JAGaa62804 ) Enhancement to improve performance of PCI DMA transactions, and add support for use of DMA attributes by drivers. ( SR: 4701414110 DTS: JAGaa45045 ) Large performance loss on V-class due to "dma_sync" macro. ( SR: 4701407098 DTS: JAGaa40672 ) Applications may experience poor performance when using shared libraries. ( SR: 4701414045 DTS: JAGaa46611 ) An async IO request that is larger than MAXPHYS may fail with EINVAL. ( SR: 4701428409 DTS: JAGab17652 ) Data Page fault panic in scsi_retry(). ( SR: 4701423509 DTS: JAGaa73277 ) Following a spike in memory pressure, the kernel may occasionally panic with a data page fault in the reactivation path: panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x48 trap+0xb34 $call_trap+0x38 uarea_pages+0x8 reactivate+0x20 choose_reactivate+0x258 sched+0x1d0 main+0x61c $vstart+0x34 $locore+0x90 ( SR: 4701422212 DTS: JAGaa45018 ) Customers may see system panics caused by double bit memory errors on PA2.0 systems running either a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system. ( SR: 4701422295 DTS: JAGab03933 ) Enhancement to support synchronized TLB purges for N-Class processors. ( SR: 4701422931 DTS: JAGab11428 ) Enhancement to support new PDC and PAT calls for N-Class. ( SR: 4701423335 DTS: JAGaa73071 ) Performance enhancement: PDC_RELOCATE will now occur on all systems in which PDC_RELOCATE is implemented (currently T-Class and N-Class), and regardless of memory configuration. ( SR: 4701419069 DTS: JAGaa93808 ) Panic: "Conditional trap" with a stack trace similar to the following: report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x80 trap+0x8bc nokgdb+0x8 scsi_frequency+0x7c scsi_ioctl+0xac0 sdisk_ioctl+0x1c spec_ioctl+0x160 vno_ioctl+0x90 ioctl+0x164 syscall+0x990 $syscallrtn+0x0 ( SR: 5003441147 DTS: JAGaa43109 ) On multi-processor systems, Allbase fails due to proc_open() returning with errno=EMFILE. Additionally, proc_sendrecv() frequently returns ECHILD, and proc_close() returns EINTR. The last error (EINTR) is also seen on single processor systems. ( SR: 4701420794 DTS: JAGaa73120 ) System hang or panic: spinlock deadlock: panic+0x14 too_much_time+0x328 wait_for_lock+0x1f4 sl_retry+0x1c find_timeout+0x54 untimeout+0x14 gelan_handle_events_V+0x130 gelan_isr_V+0x290 epic_isr+0x54 mp_ext_interrupt+0x2d0 ivti_patch_to_nop3+0x0 idle+0xd6c swidle_exit+0x0 ( SR: 4701414847 DTS: JAGaa62625 ) System hangs or panics. Threads are being switched-out from running while they have interrupts disabled and while holding spinlocks. Spinlock problems may be reported by the kernel. ( SR: 4701408401 DTS: JAGaa43012 ) I/O failover hang on Fiber Channel PV_link. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18534: ( SR: 4701427617 DTS: JAGab16422 ) A data page fault panic occurs in vx_ireuse_clean(): panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x80 trap+0xd94 nokgdb+0x8 vx_ireuse_clean+0x34 vx_ireuse+0xe0 vx_real_iget+0x1ac vx_iget+0x3c vx_dirlook+0x23c vx_lookup+0x158 locallookuppn+0xd4 lookuppn+0xf8 vn_remove+0x90 unlink+0x28 syscall+0x200 $syscallrtn+0x0 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18533: Processes hang waiting for memory, but vhand doesn't run. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18531: ( SR: 5003455626 DTS: JAGaa94781 ) When doing a umount of a VxFS filesystem, the following panic can occur: panic: dirty inval A stack trace of the panic event will show the following: panic+0x14 brelse+0x21c vx_brelse_bp+0x38 vx_brelse_noflush+0x3c vx_brelse+0x2c vx_brelse_stale+0x2c vx_blkinval+0x114 vx_freeze_level+0x284 vx_freeze+0x14 vx_detach_fset+0x238 vx_unmount+0x9c umount_vfs+0x64 umount_root+0x24 umount+0xa0 syscall+0x5cc $syscallrtn+0x0 Examining the dump closely should show a thread in the process of doing a vx_sync(), similar to the following: _sleep+0x7d4 biowait+0x1e4 vx_biowait+0x14 vx_biowait_chain+0x30 vx_flush_chain+0x254 vx_vnode_flush+0x3a8 vx_do_putpage+0xa4 vx_idelxwri_flush+0x6c vx_fsflushi+0x3e4 vx_sync+0x100 update+0x48 sync+0x24 syscall+0x5cc $syscallrtn ( SR: 1653301887 DTS: JAGab13393 ) A data page fault panic could occur when a multithreaded process uses fcntl() F_WRLCK to lock a file then exits without first unlocking the file, while another process simultaneously uses fcntl() F_GETLK to check the lock status of the same file. ( SR: 1653301614 DTS: JAGab13027 ) When a multithreaded process does file I/O concurrently with mmap() or munmap() on the same file, it can result in a single process deadlock. This process is not killable. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18295: ( SR: 1653299776 CR: JAGab03559 ) System panic's with Spinlock timeout in dnlc_lookup(). The stack trace looks like: crash event was a panic panic+0x14 too_much_time+0x2e0 wait_for_lock+0x14c sl_retry+0x1c dnlc_lookup+0x88 vx_fast_lookup+0x48 vx_lookup+0x90 locallookuppn+0xd4 lookuppn+0xf8 lookupname+0x40 The problem is seen on high-end K-class and V-class machines with >4 processors. ( SR: 4701400366 DTS: JAGaa22046 ) Ocasionally, a process may hang after calling truncate (or ftruncate) for a special file. ( SR: 4701414003 CR: JAGaa55559 ) If an executable on UFS file system is modified with adb64, the change is not visible when the executable is run. ( SR: 4701416180 DTS: JAGaa93219 ) User mapping of 40 bit IO address does not work properly on 64 bit kernels. Kernel mapped IO addresses are not unmapped properly on 64 bit kernels. ( SR: 5003444331 CR: JAGab14275 ) When installing patch PHKL_18141 on systems that do not have the base JFS package installed, the install will fail with error messages that look like ('\' characters show continued lines): (Bundled) cc: "/usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h", line 41: \ error 1588: "VX_NINODE" undefined. (Bundled) cc: "/usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h", line 41: \ error 1521: Incorrect initialization. (Bundled) cc: "/usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h", line 42: \ error 1588: "VX_NOIFREE" undefined. (Bundled) cc: "/usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h", line 42: \ error 1521: Incorrect initialization. *** Error exit code 1 ( SR: 4701414839 DTS: JAGaa62624 ) System hangs in ccio_map_dma_buffer() with large virtual memory usage in Hyperfabric I/O. ( SR: 4701414847 DTS: JAGaa62625 ) System panics with strange behavior: threads are being switched-out from running while they have interrupts disabled and while holding spinlocks. Visibly, spinlock problems may be reported by the kernel and possibly cause a system panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17999: ( SR: 1653296335 CR: JAGaa93879 ) System can panic when accessing a defective DLT tape drive. stack trace for event 0 crash event was a panic panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x80 interrupt+0x1d4 $ihndlr_rtn+0x0 st_head_pos+0x11c st_dev_sense+0x1ec scsi_cbfn+0xe50 scsi_fast_cbfn+0x8d8 c720_isr+0x59c epic_isr+0x54 mp_ext_interrupt+0x3b8 ivti_patch_to_nop3+0x0 idle+0x224 swidle_exit+0x0 This problem was introduced with patch PHKL_14805. ( SR: 4701421560 CR: JAGaa45722 ) Mmap will fail returning -1 and errno set to ENOMEM if two processes are mmaping a file and there is overlap in the regions mapped. This problem was introduced with patch PHKL_17258. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18141: SR: 5003444331 CR: JAGaa44308 Panic due to insufficient kernel virtual space. Panic string: "kalloc: out of kernel virtual space". Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17817: I/O failover hang on Fiber Channel PV_link. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17953: ( SR: 4701414003 DTS: JAGaa44308 ) Panic due to insufficient kernel virual space. Panic string: "kalloc: out of kernel virtual space". Note, it is expected that the system could panic with other panic strings due to this defect, but these other panics could not be reproduced. ( SR: 5003444125 DTS: JAGaa44400 ) Multi-threaded SHMEM_MAGIC processes core dump while trying to access shared memory. The application will receive a SIGSEGV. ( SR: 4701413948 DTS: JAGaa52712 ) A 64 bit process vforked from a 32 bit process will be assigned rlimits if it were a 32 bit process, and these limits can not be increased. ( SR: 4701382440 DTS: JAGaa01444 ) Process threads that should have been selected to wake up remain asleep (are not woken up). Note that these are individaul threads, and not the entire system. However, other threads could deadlock on these threads if they are waiting for them. ( SR: 4701421230 DTS: JAGaa79765 ) Too many messages in syslog about overriding mandatory binding on system daemons. Message looks like: mpc_bindlwp: Overriding conflicting mandatory binding! mpc_bindlwp: Migrating process 32 from processor to processor 0! Process ID (pid) will usually be low (a system process) and the processor number will vary. The most common system process to experience this is vxfsd (the VxFS daemon). These messages do not indicate a functional problem. However if many are generated, they could grow the syslog file and potentially fill the filesystem. This change turns off these messages only for system processes. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17869: ( SR: 5003443622 DTS: JAGaa43921 ) System appears to hang intermittently due to processes being deactivated by the scheduler. The symptom is particularly visible on Netscape servers or on systems running applications using large amount of mmap files. Patch PHKL_13156 which is intended to address the exact problem is not enough to solve the deactivation. ( SR: 4701418467 DTS: JAGaa41647 ) On a VxFS file system that has low activity of creation/deletion it appears that when files are removed the space is not recovered. If the file system is unmounted and re-mounted, however, the space re-appears. Also, if activity is generated the space will be recovered. This problem was introduced with PHKL_17205. ( SR: 4701406140 DTS: JAGaa42463 ) A DMAPI application may generate large numbers of defunct processes, filling up the process table causing an inability to fork new processes. ( SR: 4701413344 DTS: JAGaa47268 ) If a large sparse file is transferred to another system via sendfile (used by ftp and rcp), the vxfs file system where the file was copied from may later exhibit problems using umount or fsadm, failing with error EBUSY. ( SR: 1653291369 DTS: JAGaa57261 ) When the number of files in a vxfs file system is larger than 8 million, fsck of the file system may fail. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17795: ( SR: 4701418194 DTS: JAGaa79944 ) Multiple processes or multiple threads in a process can deadlock when some of them do conventional IO and others mmap() one and same file. They will be unkillable. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17258: ( SR: 4701404343 DTS: JAGaa22890 ) The kernel can panic when the protection id's are exhausted Panic with error message "hdl_alloc_spaceid: spacemap exhausted" ( SR: 4701391698 DTS: JAGaa05293 ) The customer will potentially see reduced performance due to TLB thrashing due to an abundance of small pages in child processes of forks. ( SR: 4701401406 DTS: JAGaa11142 ) System panics with: kalloc: out of kernel virtual space ( SR: 4701407239 DTS: JAGaa40599 ) Panic with data memory protection fault, or user process hang. The panic can occur when memory diagnostics [dmem] is and large page allocations are enabled on PA2.0 machines and the systems is under some memory pressure. ( SR: 4701401646 DTS: JAGaa24065 ) On 2.0 Architecture systems, TLB purge instructions are purging more pages than necessary. This does not cause the system to operate improperly, but it may have a slight negative impact on system performance. ( SR: 4701399519 DTS: GSY1604424 ) This enhancement will allow PRM users using the A.01.05 version of PRM to report and regulate the amount of disk bandwidth user groups get. ( SR: 4701401232 DTS: JAGaa13812 ) The user will notice poor TPCC and LADDIS performance due to TLB thrashing. System hangs under high load/high memory demand, but vhand process is asleep waiting for memory in order to swap out pages. ( SR: 4701402438 DTS: JAGaa35195 ) This patch improves performance on certain networking workloads (specifically the SPECWEB96 benchmark). These performance improvements were used in the recently announced SPECWEB results for the K-series (~6250 ops). ( SR: 4701400671 DTS: JAGaa10114 ) ( SR: 4701400689 DTS: JAGaa22027 ) The deferred floating point exception problem shows up in code containing a deferred floating point exception followed by a syscall when it is compiled with the -O option for optimization. It shows up as an error in the program. The tlb miss handling problem came to light as a result of some faulty driver code and it is normally not visible to the customer. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa23885 ) Support for new V2500SN systems V2500 box will boot and run :-) ( SR: 4701407890 DTS: JAGaa23080 ) Unexpected Disconnect Messages when using pass through driver ( SR: 4701407874 DTS: JAGaa22054 ) The customer will see a "rmfree: overlap" panic. ( SR: 4701409144 DTS: JAGaa13632 ) ( SR: 4701409151 DTS: JAGaa13670 ) Added support for PCX-W CPU (cpu id 0x11) ( SR: 4701400226 DTS: JAGaa14591 ) ULTRA scsi devices hang. ( SR: 4701398198 DTS: JAGaa13825 ) slow performance and high tlb miss rate on Java related applications ( SR: 4701409516 DTS: JAGaa12601 ) Under heavy I/O, after the buffer cache allocation has reached its system defined maximum, the system eventually hangs when all I/O processes sleep on waiting for buffer cache in getnewbuf_desperate(). ( SR: 4701409508 DTS: JAGaa44475 ) Problem debugging panics because q4 is not able to understand some structures in kernel headers. ( SR: 4701400721 DTS: JAGaa12195 ) ( SR: 4701400713 DTS: JAGaa14168 ) ( SR: 4701400705 DTS: JAGaa11280 ) - wait(2) on a traced process acts differently on HP-UX 10.01 & 11.00. - Doing a TT_LWP_SINGLE on a thread with a pending signal does a continue instead. - ttrace(2) and vfork(2) combo crashes the machine ( SR: 4701405803 DTS: JAGaa22038 ) Data corruption and an eventual system panic can occur when a user makes a large number (over 60,000) of mprotect() calls on an mmapped region. The data corruption can also occur (very low chance) when processes perform overlapping mmap() of different portions of a file many times. ( SR: 1653258434 DTS: JAGaa05991 ) Get bus error STDBYS,B,M instruction on PA-RISC 2.0 systems ( SR: 4701409607 DTS: JAGaa43605 ) System panics with message Spinlock held too long. Stack trace: check_held_time+0x42c spinlock_delete+0x50 su_pre_check+0x144 c720_if_start+0x11c scsi_start_bus_locked+0x5bc scsi_start+0xd0 scsi_strategy_real+0x474 pa_ioforw_int+0x124 mp_ext_interrupt+0x384 ivti_patch_to_nop3+0x0 spinunlock+0x48 b_cpsema+0x16c alloc_from_chunk+0xd0 allocpfd_from_pond+0x184 allocate_page+0x184 kalloc_super_page+0xc4 kalloc_from_superpage+0x1b4 kmalloc+0x844 bt_init+0xd0 growvfd+0x8c growreg+0x124 mmap_anon_object+0xd4 smmap_common+0x3cc smmap+0x28c syscall+0x568 $syscallrtn+0x ( SR: 4701414250 DTS: JAGaa46625 ) The system can panic with due to spinlock held too long. Stack trace of event 0: stack trace for event 0 crash event was a panic panic+0x14 too_much_time+0x2dc wait_for_lock+0x120 sl_retry+0x18 lan3_hw_req+0x4c lanc_watch+0x60 lan_slow_timer+0x58 invoke_callouts_for_self+0xac sw_service+0x8c mp_ext_interrupt+0xf0 ivti_patch_to_nop3+0x0 idle+0x45c swidle_exit+0x0 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17458: ( SR: 4701398909 DTS: JAGaa12892 ) After a write() system call, active mmap()'s with MAP_PRIVATE and read-only (PROT_READ) do not see the changes made by the write() system call. The same is true for mmap() mappings. This is a known limitation with HP-UX as the mmap() cache and write() cache are not unified. ( SR: 4701392936 DTS: JAGaa12688 ) When a single-bit memory error is detected by the hardware (V22xx systems only), the current software implementation causes an interrupt to be generated, which causes HP-UX to write detailed failure information into the /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log file on the system. Since failing pages are not deallocated without this patch, a single-bit memory error at a given address can occur multiple times, resulting in multiple error entries in the /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log file. It is recommended that all V2200 and V2250 customers load this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17391: Oracle processes accessing a shared memory segment hang. It is found that the processes are blocked by memory pages with incorrect protection ID. This happens after singer bit errors are detected by the diagnostics daemon "memlogd". Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17390: ( SR: 5003431411 DTS: JAGaa21195 ) If you use java you may experience incorrect program behavior -- possible program aborts, hangs, etc. If you use the pthreads asynchronous cancellation feature, you should also install patch PHKL_17294. ( SR: 5003442384 DTS: JAGaa43497 ) Oracle database stops with error number 7404. The dbwriters are blocked on HFS inodes. This problem has only been found to occur on HFS filesystems. ( SR: 1653282350 DTS: JAGaa42932 ) Slow performance on 11.00 on HFS file systems due to DNLC performance scalability issues. Decreasing the size of the DNLC improves performance. ( SR: 5003446427 DTS: JAGaa45802 ) Panic trap 15 in bwrite() under heavy disk I/O stress. ( SR: 4701400671 DTS: JAGaa10114 ) In Java test suite(Just in time compiler), an instruction causing the exception cannot be emulated as the contents of the registers have been changed. So,Java compiler will fail. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17205: This is a performance enhancement to improve MP scaling in the JFS inode cache. The customer visible symption is that on a NFS server workload, the throughput may not scale with larger number of processors. Meets the Mid-1998 LADDIS benchmark disclosure. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17091: ( SR: 1653265975 DTS: JAGaa12583 ) If a tape device is reset either by power cycling or by the system and the device is open for writing, the device driver does not report an error. Instead, the device will rewind the tape because of the reset, the driver will automatically retry the I/O, writing (or overwriting) data from the beginning of the tape, with no indication of the problem. ( SR: 1653280479 DTS: JAGaa42348 ) The gang scheduling of multi-threaded applications allows users to significantly improve the performance of their jobs that run on a subset of processors. In an environment that uses different priorities for the jobs, over-subscription becomes a problem: A single-threaded job of high priority is able to reduce the CPU usage of all running multi-threaded jobs. The expectation is that the single-threaded job reduces in average the CPU usage of one gang independently from the priority of the single-threaded job. ( SR: 4701410092 DTS: JAGaa44973 ) Enhancement: Add STK 9840 drive to drives recognized by driver. ( SR: 4701410100 DTS: JAGaa44975 ) Enhancement: Enable tape device sharing using the SCSI Reserve and Release commands. Added new MTRES and MTREL ioctl commands to reserve and release devices manually. ( SR: 4701410118 DTS: JAGaa44976 ) Enhancement: Return EIO instead of ENXIO after device reset. ( SR: 4701410290 DTS: JAGaa44977 ) Enhancement: Add support for SD-3 and 9490 device densities. ( SR: 4701410308 DTS: JAGaa44979 ) An earlier implementation of tape sharing had a problem when an open of a tape device failed. The driver would reserve the device, but if the open failed the driver would not release the device. ( SR: 4701410316 DTS: JAGaa44980 ) In a rare case on a multi-processor system when two processors where both accessing tapes and both were in the same routine in the driver, a log table could be overrun causing data corruption or system panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16876: Patch PHKL_16182 introduced the following problems: 1) A problem with the pstat() system call that may cause the fuser(1M) command to not report open device files. In an MC/ServiceGuard environment, this may result in packages such as Oracle and SAP not being properly halted and the package switch may fail. 3) A system panic on PA8x00-based systems. The reported panic message is "findentry(): idx beyond region size". 4) The coherency fix between mmap() and write() accesses addressed by PHKL_16182 failed in certain cases. As a result, applications relying on the coherency mixing mmap() and write() could see incoherent data. Patch PHKL_12965 eliminated a mechanism which checks to see if a spinlock was held too long. Prior to this, when a spinlock was held too long, the system would panic. After this change, the system hangs for a period of time. This new behavior adversely impacts MC/ServiceGuard clusters by preventing the affected node from rebooting and returning to the cluster. This change may also result in data corruption; if the hung node returns, we may see two instances of the application running on two nodes in the cluster. PHKL_16876 fixes all of these problems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16840: System hang after doing setrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE) call Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16749: ( SR: 4701404475 DTS: JAGaa26503 ) ( SR: DTS: JAGaa23934 ) ( SR: 4701404475 DTS: JAGaa40895 ) System panic: kernel data page fault while running an application using the MPI (Messaging Passing Interface) library. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16819: ( SR: 5003387404 DTS: JAGaa00919 ) VxFS (JFS) can not update an extended inode for an existing file when the filesystem is completely full. Large file support doesn't allow DMAPI invisible writes. ( SR: 1653268177 DTS: JAGaa13271 ) A VxFS fsync() may not return an error even if a write had failed. ( SR: 4701406140 DTS: JAGaa42463 ) Each time an event token is created on 11.00 DMAPI after its event has been posted and the token is deleted, a defunct process will be created. A DMAPI application that creates many event tokens can fill the process table. ( SR: 4701406157 DTS: JAGaa42467 ) DMAPI applications that use KDM_IOC_PUNCHHOLE will find that the inode of the file that they are punching a hole in, gets its size reduced by the amount punched. This is incorrect. The size should not be changed. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16236: ( SR: 5003360446 DTS: JAGaa11944 ) SCHED_TIMESHARE thread priorities degrade over time and cpu usage. SCHED_NOAGE provides a scheduling policy where the priority does not degrade. ( SR: 1653266270 DTS: JAGaa12536 ) 32-bit processes not allowed greater than 1 Gb shared memory segment. ( SR: 5003425447 DTS: JAGaa12727 ) The X Server may core dump when the X Server migrates off the monarch processor. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16260: System performance degrades when kernel spinlock contention occurs due to unnecessary bus traffic generated by the spinlock code. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16318: ( SR: 5003426437 DTS: JAGaa13193 ) After installing PHKL_15622 on a V-class machine, there have been a number of failure modes when using all debuggers e.g XDB,DDE,ADB,WDB The process being debugged receives a SIGSEGV when run under any debugger. ( SR: 4701394171 DTS: JAGaa13745 ) Data Page Fault from sample() when accessing a corrupt mpinfo->prochpa value on 11.00 (64bit) V-class 4-way. ( SR: 1653269258 DTS: JAGaa13619 ) System panic with message "panic: virtual_fault :DBD_NONE page" when a process tries to execute with no MLOCK privileges. ( SR: 5003428359 DTS: JAGaa22800 ) System panic with message "data page fault :scsi_start()" Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16182: - No MP scaling on send/recv when using threads. - LP64 kernels much slower than ILP32 kernels in benchmark results. - A call to open(2) a file with O_SYNC and O_APPEND does not update the offset properly prior o each write as specified. - The X Server may core dump when the X Server migrates off the monarch processor. - After a write() system call, an active mmap() with MAP_PRIVATE PROT_READ does not see the updates made by the write() system call. The same is true for MAP_SHARED mappings. - sched_yield() system call may not put a calling FIFO the end of its run queue as required by the standard. If the calling thread is preempted, then it may incorrectly put the thread at the front of the run queue causing incorrect scheduling of threads. - pstat(2) child-rusage enhancement. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16135: Large memory loss when async driver is used. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15705: (64-bit WS support) This patch adds 64-bit support for workstation systems that are capable of running a 64-bit operating system. These systems are the C160, C180, C200, C240, J280, J282 and J2240. For full 64-bit workstation support, you must also load patches PHKL_15480, PHKL_15485, PHKL_15487, and PHKL_15488. ( SR: 4701392647 DTS: DSDe443317 ) The performance for wide stripes can not be tuned. This patch gives the system administrator the ability to tune the read ahead parameters, thus optimizing read performance. ( SR: 4701392639 DTS: DSDe443316 ) The epic drivers continue to process transactions after a panic occurs. This patch forces epic drivers to stop processing all transactions when a panic is detected within the epic subsystem. This will allow for a complete analysis of data that may be causing the panic. ( SR: DTS: DSDe443271 ) An extra unlock in dnlc_purge1() can cause a number of system failures, including system panics. One symptom noted is that critical section code (within a spinlock- protected region) can start taking interrupts and possibly trigger a recovery_count trap and resulting panic. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa06012 ) adb hangs while accessing /dev/mem or /dev/kmem and is not killable. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa08247 ) 64 bit applications that have a lot of shared memory segments will show a performance degradation. The symptom can be seen with a profile of the system, with a lot of time being spent in the routine update_fast_protid_list. This patch improves the performance of protection id faults for 64 bit applications. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa12461 ) The km_disable parameter needs to be tunable by the user to meet the LADDIS/TPC-C disclosure. Disk statistics need to be settable by the user in order for customers to be able to duplicate performance numbers disclosed by HP for LADDIS and TPC-C. This patch makes the km_disable variable settable by the user via adb. ( SR: 4701386680 DTS: DSDe441878 ) The SCSI c720 bus reset with the following console message: SCSI: Unhandled pending interrupt on open -- lbolt:.... ( SR: DTS: DSDe427541 ) ( SR: DTS: JAGaa10155 ) Possible memory corruption due to multiple processes thinking they own the same page. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15508: The patch PHKL_14769 exposes another code path (defect) which shows the following symptoms: lockf() call returns error "EACCES" even if the file does not exist. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14769: A user application that invokes a "syscall" in the exit path causes the system to panic with a "data page fault". The stack trace of this program will look like: > trap+0xe90 > $call_trap+0x28 > adjust_flock+0x30 > local_lockctl+0x98 > vno_lockrelease+0x174 > closef+0x24 > exit+0x1018 > psig+0x224 > trap+0x16d4 > $call_trap+0x28 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15325: 'reboot -h' does not halt the system. ulimit(2) gives a max of 2GB for 64bit processess - this is incorrect. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15050: This patch fixes 2 defects: 1. VM system panic error "Returning space id which is already freed"can occur under the following conditions: -- Running executables via NFS mount -- page_text_to_local tunable or executable sticky bit is set. 2. VM system panic with error " Data page fault" can occur under the following conditions: -- Running executables via NFS mount -- Large Pages are being used for the executable text -- page_text_to_local tunable or executable sticky bit is set. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14805: ( SR: 4701387928 DTS: DSDe441942 ) 32bit user applications calling pthread_create() on 64 bit kernels fail with either EPERM or EFAULT. ( SR: 4701387910 DTS: DSDe441830 ) 32bit user applications calling pthread_*() or lwp_*() on 64 bit kernels receives SIGSEGV or SIGILL. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_12965: Enhancement to enable CXPerf access to tlb miss data and to enable 7200 chip set support. Enhancement to add core kgdb kernel debugging support to HP-UX. This patch will allow kgdb to be used on V-Class ONLY. Enhancement to HP Process Resource Management (PRM) to allow CPU Capping for resource groups. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14292: The current scheduler will let both the high and low priority processes run interleaved. The problem exists for all the types of scheduling policies (e.g. SCHED_RTPRIO, SCHED_FIFO, SCHED_RR, etc). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14088: ( SR: 4701383802 DTS: DSDe441753 ) Data page fault panic in syscall(), with a stack trace similar to: crash event was a panic panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x7c trap+0xe90 $RDB_trap_patch+0x28 ki_accum_pop_TOS_sys+0x58 syscall+0xa5c $syscallrtn+0x0 ( SR: 4701379693 DTS: DSDe441224 ) Data mover hardware on V-class not enabled. ( SR: 4701379677 DTS: DSDe441226 ) Cannot use CXpa on HP-UX. ( SR: 4701379669 DTS: DSDe441227 ) MPI and multi-threaded applications cannot be gang scheduled for optimum performance. ( SR: 4701379651 DTS: DSDe441228 ) Unable to do process to process bcopies in MPI. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14045: ECC errors in dmsg log have incorrect node and row. The error message is: "EMAC Error Address = 0x00014D0330018D10 -> MemRef: VI 0x14d, Node 0x1, Row 2, VR 3, VB 0" The Node should be 0 and the Row should be 6. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13328: Systems running Allbase database experienced data page fault panics: trap type 15, pcsq.pcoq = 0.2956c4, isr.ior = 0.14 panic: (display==0xbd00, flags==0x0) Data page fault Kernel stack trace: panic+0x10 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0xe8 trap+0xf84 $RDB_trap_patch+0x20 proc_close+0x304 syscall+0x1a4 $syscallrtn+0x0 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13644: Under extremely unlikely circumstances, a multiprocessor system can panic with a data page fault during a wait(2) or waitpid(2) system call. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13673: On older workstations using 53C700 chip running at 37.5 MHz or less, the HP-UX panic during the boot up because of the "I/O system hang". Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13676: When badalignment() is called to examine an indexed instruction, and that instruction is double word aligned, a SIGBUS is received and the process core dumps. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14034: Slow performance with high system time on PA2.0 and PA1.1 systems. The system slows down under user applications with lots of shared memory segments (like Informix database which uses lots of shared memory segments). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13646: Slow performance with high system time on PA2.0 and PA1.1 systems. The system slows down under user applications with lots of shared memory segments (like Informix database which uses lots of shared memory segments). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13810: 32 bit applications are unable to run simultaneously because the total requirement for shared resources, such as shared memory, exceeds the system maximum of 1.75 gigabytes. HP-UX has a system wide limitation of 1.75 gigabytes of shared resources for SHARED_MAGIC executables, 2.75 gigabytes if applications are compiled as SHMEM_MAGIC. Applications cannot coexist at the same time if their shared resource requirements combine to exceed the system maximum. This patch provides the system infrastructure to support memory windows. The runtime commands to use memory windows are found in patch PHCO_13811. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13052: The pst_dynamic structure returned by pstat_getdynamic() contains arrays with per-processor information. Since the size of these arrays is hard-coded, pstat_getdynamic() can only provide information about a fixed number of processors. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13193: (SR: 4701374272 DTS: DSDe440457 ) The following panic occurs: panic:hdl_alloc_spaceid: spacemap exhausted This defect will only occur on very large, heavily loaded systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13278: User programs are unable to exceed HP-UX stack maximums. For a 32-bit process the maximum is approximately 80 megabytes and for a 64 bit process the maximum is 1 gigabyte. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14070: When a system is booted with Fibre Channel cards connected to the system this problem can occur. In order for this to occur, the fibre channel cards cannot be connected to devices until after the system boots up. Then, run ioscan -f, and the system will panic with a data page fault. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13858: SIOC_GET_BUS_PARMS ioctl results in a panic Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13552: The new features in PHKL_13552 are only supported for V-Class 64-bit systems. Non-V-Class systems can install PHKL_13552 with no impact to those systems. ( SR: 4701376202 DTS: SILre01451 ) Only compression device files are created by default for 'stape' tape devices. Some customers require uncompressed modes, and desire additional device files created by default for non-compression. ( SR: 4701376061 DTS: SILre01449 ) Need stape support for Fuji2481/2483/2488, Exabyte 8505XL and IBM 3590 tape drives. ( SR: 4701376053 DTS: SILre01450 ) The ioctl MTIOCGET field 'dsreg1' never shows useful status after a tape error like 'Medium Error'. It would be useful to show the last SCSI ASC/ASCQ codes, not always Illegal Request codes. ( SR: 4701376210 DTS: SILre01453 ) Certain drives like the HP1537 DDS3 or the Fujitsu 2488 leave the EOT status bit on in the MTIOCGET ioctl after backward motion from EOT. This status bit should be turned off. ( SR: 4701376079 DTS: SILre01197 ) SIOC_GET_BLOCK_LIMITS would report 256K as max block size but allow larger records to be written where the underlying I/O subsystem would break those records into logical tape records of 256K chunks. This leads to cross-platform incompatibility when moving tapes to/from HP-UX machines. ( SR: 4701376087 DTS: SILre01196 ) Need large record support (>256K) for compatibility with other vendor tape systems. The SCSI tape limit is at 16M-1, but HP-UX only supports 256K records. Large than 256K records are silently broken into smaller 256K chunks. ( SR: 4701376277 DTS: SILre01452 ) When reading a record from tape where the size specified is smaller than the actual tape record, no error occurs to signal this event. A user would have to call MTIOCGET ioctl for every read() system call and check the resid field. This is a performance inhibitor, and an option is needed to allow detection of data overruns on read. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13081: On a highly stressed system (IO), a customer can see the following panic message "Global error on Epic 5" and " Error Info: 8015...." which equate to a PCI arbitration timeout on the EPIC card (V-Class PCI bus converter). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14536: A reboot -h (or shutdown -h) on a T600 system with greater than 4 Gb memory and running a 64 bit kernel will panic, which results in an HPMC. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14174: C++ could not compile large file applications properly because certain prototype definitions were not properly set up for C++. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14703: Customers will see that the process load average is really unbalanced, with a high load on the monarch, CPU 0, and a much lighter load on the remaining CPUs. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15721: An 'nfsd' process may hang on the system. If a system dump is taken, the 'nfsd' process will be hanging in the vx_vn_bread() function. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15554: Optimization helps eliminate excess I-cache pre-fetch which reduces performance. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14748: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14135: Data page fault panic occurs when ftp'ing sparse files from a VxFS file system. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14111: Reduced performance on FS-related benchmarks. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13343: In a mixed hfs/vxfs environment, the system panicked with a dirty invalid buffer which was associated with an hfs fs that has since been unmounted. The typical stack trace of the panic looks like the following: panic+0x14 brelse+0x1ec getnewbuf+0x6b0 ogetblk+0x104 getblk1+0x258 vx_getblk+0x5c Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16794: Process hangs when munmap() is run against a very large file. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16313: Processes will hang in wait_for_io(). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16274: Without this patch HP-UX 11.00 will not support pc floppy on 64 bit systems. The previous patch only supported the pc floppy on 32 bit systems. Attempts to configure the floppy driver (pflop) into a 64 bit kernel would result in a failure to build the kernel. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15487: Without this patch HP-UX 11.00 will not support pc floppy. Attempts to configure the floppy driver (pflop) into the kernel would result in either a failure to build the kernel or a system panic or hang during system boot. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16144: Systems with PHKL_15719 may cause some applications to SIGSEGV. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15719: mmap64() and ptrace64() do not work as advertised in the HP-UX system call tree. The 8th argument is corrupt. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15910: Re-cut PHKL_15674 with new optimization Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15674: Panic in vx_reassignbuf_locked. The stack trace may look something like: panic+0x14 report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x7c trap+0xd68 $RDB_trap_patch+0x28 vx_reassignbuf_locked+0x24 vx_vnode_flush+0x1a0 vx_do_putpage+0xa4 vx_inactive_tran+0x350 vx_inactive_list+0x25c vx_inactive_thread+0x4c kthread_daemon_startup+0x24 kthread_daemon_startup+0x0 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14745: This patch improves performance for large sequential writes to files in a VxFS file system. It also improves scaling by eliminating lock acquisition when VxFS files go inactive. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13574: System seems to "hang" for 2-10 seconds intermittently during heavy filesystem I/O. from dts: "The problem seems to be easily reproduced on the customer's system using a simple "cp" command to write large files into a vxfs filesystem on their EMC Symmetrix disks. During the copy, real-time memory locked monitoring processes do not run for several seconds. The side effects first noticed are bad interactive system behavior, but the more severe impact is HA products triggering warnings or false-failover situations. Most severe are the occasional 10-11 second hangs which result in FDDI going off-ring and requiring a re-initialization." Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13200: a.) Data page fault while processing extended operations. The stack trace should contain vx_doextop_now(). b.) Data page fault in vx_iupdat(). The stack trace should look like: panic+0x24 vx_iupdat+0xfc vx_tflush_inode+0x134 vx_fsq_flush+0x438 vx_tranflush+0xdc vx_fsetupdate+0x120 vx_sync1+0x148 vx_sync0+0xac vx_walk_aglist+0x194 vx_sync+0x198 c.) Hang in vx_do_putpage() if the caller is invalidating a buffer while doing direct I/O. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15770: Systems run under stress, with diags that created single bit memory errors, caused the LPMC code to create multiple duplicate LPMC log entries of the errors. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14046: On non V-Class multi-processor systems performance will decrease due to unnecessary locking during TLB pruges. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14047: A hpmc is generated when the system has an icache parity error. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15555: Optimization helps eliminate excess I-cache pre-fetch which reduces performance. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15553: Optimization helps eliminate excess I-cache pre-fetch which reduces performance. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15480: This patch disables EISA and HIL hardware on 64-bit systems. EISA and HIL functionality is not supported by the 64-bit kernel. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14551: We do an io_query for "registers" on a Core I/O Adapter with Hversion 0x2E and the OS hangs. When we do the same calls on other Core I/O Adapters (hversion 0x30) it works. D200, D210 and D310 systems sometimes hang or panic when diagnostics are run. Panic on boot whenever an external HP-PB card cage was attached to a HSC to HP-PB converter in K Class systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14069: Allows attaching an external HP-PB card cage to a HSC to HP-PB converter in a K Class system. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14764: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13387: Currently, vx_attr_direct structure is only being used in OmniStore. OmniStore makes extensive use of extended attributes via DMAPI interface and most of those attributes are direct. the struct vx_attr_direct should keep ad_len as a 32bit unsigned type, in order to keep the backward compatibility with the 10.20/10.10./10.01 releases' disklayout. Since we are doing the patch, we will define a new structure rather than changing vx_indoe.h This patch need to be applied with the command patch: (PHCO_13411) Failure to do this (ie. applying one without the other), will lead to fsck failure or fsck corrupting the filesystem. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14747: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14063: System hang caused by someone going through the buffer pool to flush out dirty buffers. The buffer is marked dirty but also marked busy,and the process or thread decide to wait for it. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13201: A data page fault panic in vx_olt_ilistadd(). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17524: This patch is a reissue of PHKL_16639. The only difference is in the packaging of the patch: the "critical" category tag was set, as PHKL_16639 fixed a HANG. This tag is used to help select patches for installation on a system. If you have already installed PHKL_16639, you do not need to install this patch; there is no difference in content. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16639: Application hangs intermittently due to process deactivation and reactivation. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17046: disc3/disc30/sdisk cumulative patch Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16952: I/O failover hang on fiber channel PV_link. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15641: An attempt to overwrite an already written block on a WORM driver should return an EIO error, but did not. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15476: Model 30/FC disk arrays have been returning an increased number of consecutive Select Timeout errors, leading to, in some cases, a perceived data corruption. This change provides a workaround for the problem by increasing the retry count for all Model 30/FC disk devices to 45. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14729: Excessive SCSI timeouts on MO drives. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14456: DIOC_EXCLUSIVE ioctl on HP-PB fails with 'device busy' error. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13505: On a busy system, the disc3 driver may run into a Data Page Fault panic in the routine d3llioerr(). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13023: When transfering data from hard disk to floppy disk, data will be found missing in the floppy. This is due to incorrect alignment of 512 Block size raw i/o. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18123: SR: 5003457333 DTS: JAGab00096 System panics with data page fault. The stack trace shows: report_trap_or_int_and_panic+0x80 trap+0xe08 nokgdb+0x8 pa_pass_thru+0x3d0 cdio_command+0x80 cdio_command+0xc0 io_query+0x208 do_io_query+0x104 dev_config_ioctl+0x24 spec_ioctl+0xac vno_ioctl+0x90 ioctl+0x164 syscall+0x5cc $syscallrtn+0x0 The panic is seen on K-class machines when diagnostics is run on SCSI disks connected to the c720 claimed GSC built-in Fast/Wide SCSI Interface. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16875: Systems using HSC FDDI card will HPMC under simultaneous heavy network traffic and IO scans. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15551: Optimization helps eliminate excess I-cache pre-fetch which reduces performance. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14768: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14554: HSC100BT cards fail to boot due to DMA timeouts. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13794: HSC FDDI GSCtoPCI card/driver fails to be recognized by T600 systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13045: Performance with multiple GSCtoPCI cards on a system with multiple CPUs is degraded with respect to past releases. This was initially measured using 4 HSC 100BT cards on 4 CPU system. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13870: PCI port I/O does not work properly, and machine may possibly panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14532: 1: ioscan takes over 3 minutes & reports incorrect configuration. 2: HSC 100BT comes up with "DAM" timeout; lookback fails. 3: I/O system hang, panic on boot w/HSC SCSI resets. 4: Can't use HP-PB FDDI on T600. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17700: ( SR: 4701408062 DTS: JAGaa43547 ) The PCI information module under the Support Tools Manager (STM) will exit with Incomplete status. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17040: ( SR: 4701402396 DTS: JAGaa22375 ) Not able to run PCI Info tool of STM successfully on 11.00. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17039: Bug fix; support 64 bit registers on V2500 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15622: Large portions of memory (varies depending on number of PCI cards and their base address register sizes, but can be of the order of a couple hundred Mb or more) are allocated to kernel during boot. System may fail to boot with "panic: IO hang". If system boots, amount of memory assigned to "lockable memory" is much higher than expected and amount of "available memory" is much lower than expected. All of these symptoms occur on 64 bit systems only. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15084: If PCI cards requiring more than 32 MB of memory mapped I/O are installed on a V-class system, upon subsequent system initialization (or reboot) the kernel will panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15510: Some large modules fail to load with the following error message: "Overrun of module DLT or long branch stub table for module." Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15488: System will panic only if 64 bit Visualize EG/FX is enabled. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14751: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14606: The system will hang in the ATM driver during boot. This patch provides an enhancement only used by the ATM driver. It has no impact on a system when the ATM driver is not present. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15485: VISUALIZE-FX graphics were unsupported in HP-UX 11.0. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14806: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13219: The only reliable resolution available for the HPA3519A graphics card is monitor type 1 (1280x1024 75Hz VESA). Running a 64 Bit 11.00 kernel at any other monitor type can result in incorrect X windows behavior, system panics, or graphics console hangs. The monitor type can be seen and modified at the Firmware Boot Console prompt before the kernel is booted. This problem does not exist on the 32 bit 11.00 kernel. This patch will allow the use of all available monitor types. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14767: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13551: File system corruption, data loss, system panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14749: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14464: Systems with advanced JFS and low memory will panic with message "Interrupt Type 17 (Non-accessed data TLB miss)" while trying to access a page with space id of -1. This happens on systems with very low memory ONLY while an application tries to read/write large amounts of data using direct I/O instead of regular I/O. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14426: PDC on 64-bit systems cannot handle buffers that are located in memory above 3.75GB. On heavily loaded systems, diag2 can get space above 3.75GB from eqalloc, which is passed to PDC. PDC then zeros-out the top 32-bits of the address and posts the data. PHKL_18803: System panics with message "panic: Spinlock deadlock!" and there is at least one kernel thread that called the kernel subroutine audstub_getf(). PHKL_18627: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14767 for VVOS. Based on PHKL_14767: The previous patch has been recut to include compile-based performance tuning. There is no functional change in this patch. Based on PHKL_13551: File system corruption, data loss, system panic. PHKL_18577: After enabling audit on a 64bit-MP system, the system either panics with the message "panic: sw_alloc_proc: not at base spl level" or it doesn't panic, but the dmesg command output includes several lines with the message "sw_alloc_proc: not at base spl level." PHKL_18556: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14426 for VVOS. Based on PHKL_14426: PDC on 64-bit systems cannot handle buffers that are located in memory above 3.75GB. On heavily loaded systems, diag2 can get space above 3.75GB from eqalloc, which is passed to PDC. PDC then zeros-out the top 32-bits of the address and posts the data. Defect Description: PHKL_19142: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_18543 for VVOS. Resolution: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_18543. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18543: ( SR: 4701422360 DTS: JAGaa45754 ) This patch disables the 16 cycle PCI timeout on V2200/V2250. This is needed to run PCI ATM cards on V2200/V2250. Product numbers are: A5513A, A5515A, and A5483A. Resolution: Disable 16 cycle PCI timeout on V2200/V2250. ( SR: 4701398008 DTS: JAGaa13703 ) The Central Bus CDIO replaces the PA-CDIO and is a generic framework that can work on any architecture. Platform differences are now isolated in separate software modules called Platform Support Modules or PSMs. This patch implements the Central Bus CDIO - PSM framework. ( SR: 4701423376 DTS: JAGaa94740 ) The system is supposed to wait 10 seconds for user input. The calculation used to convert 10 seconds to the number of clock cycles to wait is performed using 32 bit arithmetic. The result is converted to 64 bit. A 10 second wait for a processor running at 440MHz overflows the 32 bit value before it is converted to 64 bit, resulting in a 17 millisecond wait. Resolution: Convert to 64 bit before doing the clock cycle calculation. ( SR: 4701415208 DTS: JAGaa67828 ) This feature will provide N-Class hardware specific information that will assist support and/or the customer in troubleshooting the system. Resolution: Adding new structures to handle chassis log & Processor Dependent Code (PDC) Processor Allocation Table (PAT) events. ( SR: 4701414037 DTS: JAGaa45889 ) Vfs code should check for NULL address value before de-referencing pointer. Resolution: Vfs code now checks for NULL address value before de-referencing pointer. ( SR: 4701424473 DTS: JAGab03746 ) System was not handling a hardware error correctly, resulting in a panic with data page fault. Resolution: Fix the kernel to handle this hardware error correctly. ( SR: 4701423772 DTS: JAGab11098 ) Race condition in multi-threaded processes between waking and stopping a sleeping thread results in kernel panic when a sleeping thread is made runnable. Resolution: Change pm_setrun() to detect if a thread is no longer in state TSLEEP after a call to unsleep() [which drops locks] and not force it to state TSRUN. ( SR: 4701427583 DTS: JAGab11351 ) Simultaneous access to files on a file system with the unmounting of that file system will occasionally result in the corruption of a 32-byte piece of memory already returned to the free pool. Resolution: The structure which used to be dynamically allocated and deallocated as file systems were mounted and unmounted will be permanently allocated. ( SR: 4701427591 DTS: JAGab15390 ) The system hangs during a panic, in the update() routine. The panic process goes to sleep waiting for a shared resource to be released. Process Scheduling is turned off in the panic path, so the resource is never relinquished and panic "hangs". Resolution: Use a timer while calling update(). If we get into situation described above, we time out and take a secondary panic. This way we preserve the primary panic (that needs to be fixed) and still get a system crash dump for analysis. ( SR: 4701428359 DTS: JAGab15978 ) Early during kernel initialization, the code buffers for IODC are allocated. There is one buffer for console IODC and one buffer for disk IODC. The size for these buffers is determined from the current console and boot devices. When any one of the dump devices uses a different version of IODC, the size allocated for the disk buffer no longer matches. If the code for the dump device is larger, kernel memory is overwritten. One of the tables that is usually very close to the end of the disk IODC buffer is crucial to the dump process. When it is overwritten, dump no longer functions. Resolution: The fix is to always allocate the architected maximum size for the disk IODC buffer. This insures there is always enough room for any IODC required for dumping to disks. ( SR: 4701418582 DTS: JAGaa47047 ) While splitting a large I/O request into a chained list of buffers of smaller size, the user space destination/source of the read/write becomes un-mapped from the thread's address space. This causes a -1 to be returned for the address space. A subsequent routine uses the -1 as an address without first checking its validity, and the system panics. Resolution: The routine that panics on the '-1' address has been modified to check the thread's user address space, and handle the -1 value properly. ( SR: 4701423624 DTS: JAGab07301 ) The kernel memory allocation routines used a 32 bit value instead of a 64 bit value. Also, during early memory initialization, memory accounting was incorrect. Resolution: Use 64 bit value and correctly account for memory in all memory maps. ( SR: 4701414839 DTS: JAGaa62624 ) Values for bit shifting greater than 32 can be received in the IOVR_ALLOC_CONTIGOUS macro that will cause the ccio_map function to hang in an infinite loop. Resolution: A check for values greater than 32 to suspend the appropriate while loop in IOVR_ALLOC_CONTIGOUS corrects the defect. ( SR: 4701415968 DTS: JAGaa40688 ) The interrupt stack overflow is being caused by recursive calls to scsi_start(). When an IO returns with a select timeout (due to a powerfail event), it is passed up. The code then calls scsi_start() to find IO's that are ready to start. When the EMC array has a large number of luns, the stack overflows. Resolution: Code has been added to detect and prevent recursive calls to scsi_start(). ( SR: 4701422378 DTS: JAGaa94628 ) The problem is an inode locking issue introduced in patch PHKL_17205. An inode was being reused when there were still existing holds on the vnode. Resolution: The vnode is now checked before the inode is reused. ( SR: 4701420513 DTS: JAGaa73203 ) Setting MAXUSERS to 8192 increases the proc and kthread tables beyond their 30K limits. This results in entry indices being beyond their limits, and hangs the system. Resolution: When initializing the proc and kthread tables, cap the size limit at 0x7fff entries. ( SR: 5003441675 DTS: JAGaa40673 ) The select path uses the single global spinlock sched_lock for its protection. This causes serious scaling problems with lots of threads issuing select calls, especially the calls that are issued with no file descriptors and a small timeout value. Resolution: The fix is to introduce a new routine, and call this routine instead of select when the user has specified no file descriptors to select on. This routine does not use the sched_lock and reduces contention on sched_lock thereby improving performance for applications using select as a fast sleep/wakeup mechanism. ( SR: 4701422204 DTS: JAGaa40707 ) 11.00 was the first release to support large pages for applications without having to lock their text or data. Applications experiencing performance problems as a result of TLB thrashing could use large pages to reduce and in some cases eliminate TLB miss handling. Systems running for long periods of time have a tendency to fragment memory from larger page sizes to smaller ones. Applications benefiting from the larger sizes suddenly find themselves using smaller pages. Depending on the page size and how much the application benefited from larger pages, the application's performance could be reduced to that when a 4K page size is used. If memory fragmentation occurs, the performance of the application continues to degrade the longer the system remains up and only smaller pages are present. Resolution: 1. When removing a page from the page cache, if the page is free, coalesce it with other uncached pages into larger page sizes. 2. When choosing a page size, instead of basing the size on some "freemem" formula, scan the physical page pools for available page sizes, thereby avoiding a page size for which there is no available physical pages, and causing the system to revert to 4K. ( SR: 4701405738 DTS: JAGaa10188 ) The HP-PB disk driver is ineffectually repeating the Test Unit Ready operation expecting media to be loaded into the device. Resolution: Operations initiated via the diagnostics driver that cause a "No Medium" error will no longer be retried. ( SR: 4701423350 DTS: JAGaa47090 ) If the OS is allocating more than 1 page of memory, then the pa_alloc_shared_memory() routine sets the ret_size local variable. If 1 page or less is allocated, then ret_size is not initialized. This causes the panic. Resolution: Initialize ret_size to the allocation size when 1 page of memory or less is allocated in pa_alloc_shared_memory(). ( SR: 4701423947 DTS: JAGab13349 ) Enhances ioscan description for PCI devices. ( SR: 4701423327 DTS: JAGab11455 ) Enancement: PCI bus support for N-Class: - Separates PCI-PCI Bridge support into a separate CDIO. - Reorganizes code to support N-class interrupt architecture. - Implements PCI bus walk and device configuration to support N-Class. ( SR: 4701423970 DTS: JAGaa45178 ) The problem is caused by MEMLOG or another diagnostic application using io_query() to get information about interface cards. On PCI, this included getting the Base Address Register (BAR) sizes. Sizing the BAR temporarily disables the BAR and on an active interface will cause an HPMC. Resolution: PCI shouldn't be sizing the BAR. The BAR size is now cached in PCI data structures and the pci_get_cfg() just needs to find it. ( SR: 4701423954 DTS: JAGaa07864 ) The PCI_ID data structure is now correctly padded for 64-bit use. Resolution: Define the parameter to the attach routine as PCI_ID. ( SR: 4701423962 DTS: JAGaa07908 ) Protection of ISR lists had a problem with minor lock order. Resolution: Replaced usage of spinlocks with another method to prevent interrupts and modifications to the ISR list from colliding. ( SR: 4701424507 DTS: JAGab15204 ) Networking timers require a callout every tick for each processor in the system. This creates high contention on the callout lock. Resolution: A soft interrupt will be scheduled to handle the networking timers. ( SR: 4701423632 DTS: JAGab11462 ) This is an enhancement to enable the N-class platform. ( SR: 4701424390 DTS: JAGab13290 ) Two lines of code were moved from one file to another in the process of resolving the original defect, fixed by patch PHKL_15705. These two lines were unintentionally put back into the first file by patch PHKL_16318. Resolution: Remove the two lines of code reintroduced by PHKL_15705. ( SR: 4701414441 DTS: JAGaa45359 ) Enhance i/o infrastructure platform specific modules (sba_psm and pat_psm) to support a generic SBA. ( SR: 4701414110 DTS: JAGaa45045 ) Improves Specweb performance on V22x0 systems. Improves performance of Fibre Channel drives. Resolution: Reduced the number of syncdma instructions executed. ( SR: 4701414052 DTS: JAGaa53662 ) Process used to lock ("pin") and unlock ("unpin") buffers was not optimal. Resolution: Use a more efficient method to pin/unpin buffers. ( SR: 4701423780 DTS: JAGaa40446 ) Support for the Single port UltraII Card was already in the driver. All that was needed was to recognize the new card. Resolution: The change was to have the driver claim the PCI card ID for this new card. There were no new features added for this card. ( SR: 4701414128 DTS: JAGaa47197 ) Add support for the Tachyon PCI bridge board on V2500. ( SR: 4701416768 DTS: JAGaa62804 ) DMA attributes were not initially supported in drivers. Resolution: Add interfaces needed to support DMA prefetch depth and address width attibutes. Enhance PCI drivers to use them. ( SR: 4701414110 DTS: JAGaa45045 ) The dma_sync macro issues SYNCDMA many times when it should not. Resolution: Create a new macro, dma_sync_IO, for performance-critical drivers to use. ( SR: 4701407098 DTS: JAGaa40672 ) Applications can spend a lot of time in shared libraries due to a high Translation Lookaside Buffer (TLB) miss rate. There is currently no support for large pages in shared libraries. Resolution: This change enables shared libraries to use large pages. It does not replace existing shared libraries with new versions that take advantage of this feature. As these new shared library versions become available, they would depend on this change being present on the system. ( SR: 4701414045 DTS: JAGaa46611 ) When requests larger than MAXPHYS are received by the async driver, it should break them up into multiple requests to be submitted to the lower level IO drivers -- but it doesn't and the requests fail. Resolution: In addition to correcting the handling of requests larger than MAXPHYS, changes are being made to the driver to enable the use of private (vs shared) memory for async requests and to provide a "feature inquiry" capability to allow async users to detect the presence of these two "features" (buffer breakup and private memory). ( SR: 4701428409 DTS: JAGab17652 ) Data Page fault due to an uninitialized pointer in scsi_retry(). Resolution: -Initialize the pointer to NULL. -Check for NULL before using pointer. ( SR: 4701423509 DTS: JAGaa73277 ) HP-UX deactivates some processes when under extreme memory pressure. When more memory becomes available, HP-UX tries to reactivate these processes. If it is trying to reactivate a process that has died, the system may panic due to a race condition in the activation code. Resolution: Fix the reactivation path to examine the process status prior to reactivation. If it's dead, ignore that process. ( SR: 4701422212 DTS: JAGaa45018 ) Processor Dependent Code (PDC) keeps information about double bit and hard single bit memory errors in a Page Deallocation Table (PDT). 32-bit kernels on most PA2.0 platforms assume that PDT entries are in 32-bit format. They are not; they are in 64-bit format. The 32-bit kernel does not interpret the 64-bit PDT entries correctly, and thus, does not mark the problem memory pages as bad (which would prevent them from being reused by the running kernel). When these memory pages are used later, they can cause a system panic if they have a double bit memory error. C and J class systems have 32-bit PDC. When these systems are running a 64-bit OS, they use 64-bit PDC emulation code to provides a 64-bit PDC environment for the OS. This eumlation code assumes that PDT entries from the PDC are 32-bit entries, and converts them to 64-bit entries before passing them to the OS. Since PDC is already using 64-bit entries, the emulation code gives incorrect entries to the operating system. Resolution: 1. 32-bit kernels treat PDT entries from PA 2.0 system PDC as 64-bit entries. 2. Remove 64-bit PDC emulation code for PDTs as they are already 64-bit. This fixes problem on 64-bit OS. ( SR: 4701422295 DTS: JAGab03933 ) N-Class processors require synchronized TLB purges to function correctly. ( SR: 4701422931 DTS: JAGab11428 ) Modifying Kernel files to include new PDC and PAT calls for N-Class. Resolution: Added support for N-Class PDC (PDC_PAT,IA64). ( SR: 4701423335 DTS: JAGaa73071 ) Logic limited use of PDC_RELOCATE to T-Class with memory configurations of at least 4GB. Resolution: Removed restriction to T-Class and memory size requirement. Now supported by any system that implements PDC_RELOCATE functionality, regardless of memory configuration. ( SR: 4701419069 DTS: JAGaa93808 ) Issuing an SIOC_GET_TGT_PARMS when the interface has not set the parms results in a divide-by-zero error, causing a conditional trap. Resolution: Added a test to determine whether the interface driver has already performed negotiation, and return the default information if not. ( SR: 5003441147 DTS: JAGaa43109 ) The locking mechanisms in the dbsend facility do not provide sufficient protection during concurrent dbsend accesses. Resolution: Implement consistent locking practices for the dbsend facility. ( SR: 4701420794 DTS: JAGaa73120 ) setitimer() does not correctly manage error conditions. Resolution: Error conditions are now handled correctly. ( SR: 4701414847 DTS: JAGaa62625 ) A recovery counter overflow causes operations to stay on a CPU for too long, creating locking and critical region usage problems. Resolution: Return directly from I_RECOV_CTR after the reset in trap code. ( SR: 4701408401 DTS: JAGaa43012 ) LVM mirrored disks can be accessed through primary or alternate Fiber Channel links. If the primary and alternate links to one of the disks in a mirrored pair are down, the other disk should continue to send and receive data. It does not, and causes an I/O hang. Resolution: The SCSI layer will retry the Fiber Channel requests as long as the PFTIMEOUT period has not expired and the request is recoverable. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18534: ( SR: 4701427617 DTS: JAGab16422 ) Data page fault has occurred in vx_ireuse_clean() due to de-referencing in the vx_inode (ip) or the vnode (vp). This was due to a race condition for code accessing vx_ireuse_clean(). Resolution: Added inode locking in the vx_itryhold() and improved maintenance of inode cache freelist and ilist changes in VxFS routines. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18533: If kernel virtual address space was scarce/fragmented, the count of available free memory could be corrupted (by counting some pages twice). Resolution: Avoid counting the memory twice, thus keeping freemem accurate. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18531: ( SR: 5003455626 DTS: JAGaa94781) During a umount of a VxFS filesystem, vx_freeze_level() calls vx_freeze_flush()/vx_freeze_iflush() prior to calling vx_blkinval(). The code does not take into account that a vx_sync() may be in progress flushing buffers via vx_idelxwri_flush(). This condition can lead to "dirty inval" panics. Resolution: vx_freeze_iflush() was modified to rescan the inode list if the freeze level is 6 and any inodes were skipped during the previous scan. ( SR: 1653301887 DTS: JAGab13393 ) A race condition was present where a thread structure was being accessed after the thread was destroyed. Resolution: Code was changed to access the process structure in places where the thread structure may not be present. ( SR: 1653301614 DTS: JAGab13027 ) Violation of lock ordering by filesystem code. The lock ordering that is safe from deadlock is: vaslock, vnodelock, inodelock but filesystems are attempting the order: (vnodelock), inodelock, vaslock Resolution: The VM system will drop the vaslock around filesystem operations, and reacquire it afterwards. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18295: ( SR: 1653299776 CR: JAGab03559 ) The problem is caused by corruption of the directory name lookup cache (dnlc) hash chain. The dnlc entries linked to the hash chain have its hash_prev and hash_next pointers incorrectly set, resulting in an infinite loop in dnlc_lookup(). The corruption of the hash chain happens when a removed entry is returned to the dnlc least recently used (lru) cache chain without having the entry's pointers reset correctly. Resolution: Properly reset the pointers and clear any vnode holds before returning an entry back to the dnlc lru chain. ( SR: 4701400366 CR: JAGaa22046 ) The problem was due to allowing the call to (f)truncate to proceed for a special file (i.e /dev/null). Resolution: Detect this code path before it executes and return without errors. ( SR: 4701414003 CR: JAGaa55559 ) HP-UX has separate page and buffer caches. When a UFS file is modified with adb64, the changes go into the buffer cache. If the file contents exist in pagecache, those pages should be flushed at that time. This was not done in UFS file system code. Resolution: If the cached pages are on the freelist, they will also be purged from the page cache. ( SR: 4701416180 CR: JAGaa93219 ) For 40 bit IO addresses, user_iomap() does not work properly. If the same address was earlier mapped by kernel, alias for user is not getting set up correctly. When kernel unmaps its IO mapping, TLB's are not getting purged on 64 bit kernels. Resolution: The user_iomap() is fixed to behave properly. pdir code is fixed to purge the kernel translations after kernel unmaps it. ( SR: 5003444331 CR: JAGab14275 ) The default values for two new tunables, VX_NINODE and VX_NOIFREE, added in PHKL_18141 are defined in /etc/conf/master.d/vxfs. On systems that do not have the base JFS package (JournalFS) installed the /etc/conf/master.d/vxfs file does not exist. This causes build errors when the macro for the default value is referenced in /etc/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h. Resolution: Add a definition for the VX_NINODE and VX_NOIFREE macro to fs-tune.h. This definition will only be used if the macros are not already defined. ( SR: 4701414839 CR: JAGaa62624 ) Values for bit shifting greater than 32 can be recieved in the IOVR_ALLOC_CONTIGOUS macro that will cause the ccio_map function to hang in an infinite loop. Resolution: A check for values greater then 32 to suspend the appropriate while loop in IOVR_ALLOC_CONTIGOUS corrects the defect. ( SR: 4701414847 CR: JAGaa62625 ) The recovery counter overflow causes operations to stay on a CPU for too long, creating locking and critical region usage problems. Resolution: Return directly from I_RECOV_CTR after the reset in trap code. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17999: ( SR: 1653296335 CR: JAGaa93879 ) st_dev_sense was checking for a NULL sense pointer, but then calling st_head_pos outside the if block and passing the NULL pointer on. Resolution: The call to st_haed_pos was moved inside the if block so that the call is not made if the pointer is NULL. ( SR: 4701421560 CR: JAGaa45722 ) One of the functions used by mmap has an incorrect return statement. Resolution: The return statement uses correct value. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18141: SR: 5003444331 CR: JAGaa44308 VxFS inode caching causes memory fragmentation by occasionally, e.g. during backup, caching large amounts of inodes in memory for one process and then after inode utilization dies down freeing the inodes. VxFS inodes fit in the 1KB memory bucket. The memory side of the fragmentation problem was dealt with in PHKL_17953. This patch adds VxFS tunables that help avoid the fragmentation. Resolution: Two tunables were added to the system: VX_NINODE VX_NOIFREE VX_NINODE allows setting the maximum number of inodes that can be present in the VxFS in-memory inode cache. If set to zero (the default) the size is tuned according to how much physical memory the system has. Decreasing the maximum size of the inode cache reduces the fragmentation it causes. To see what size the inode cache is on a running system: # echo 'vxfs_ninode/D' | adb /stand/vmunix /dev/mem vxfs_ninode: vxfs_ninode: 8000 So that this system will have a maximum of 8000 inodes allocated in the VxFS cache. VX_NOIFREE controls whether to free memory from the VxFS inode cache. If set to zero (the default), inodes are eventually freed back to the general memory pool if they are unused. If VX_NOIFREE is non-zero, then memory is never freed from the VxFS inode cache. It may seem counter-intuitive to hoard memory to prevent memory problems, but not freeing the 1KB buckets holding VxFS inodes to the general memory pool prevents fragmentation of the pool. Once the maximum size is reached for the inode cache, VxFS will always re-use older inodes. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17817: In a hardware configuration, mirrored disks can be accessed through primary/alternate Fiber Channel (FC) links. If the primary link and the alternate link of a disk of the mirrored pairs are down, the other disk should continue to sending or receiving data. The problem is it fails to do so and causes an I/O hang. Resolution: This patch provides fix for this hang problem. The SCSI layer will retry the FC requests as long as the PFTIMEOUT period has not expired and the request is recoverable. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17953: ( SR: 4701414003 DTS: JAGaa44308 ) This defect impacts systems where the kernel virtual space has been fragemented into small buckets (less than 4KB) and not coalesced back into pages. This causes systems to run out of kernel virtual space, though the a system memory core dump may show large amounts of kernel virtual memory in small buckets. This most often happens on systems with large amounts of physical memory. Resolution: When kernel virtual space drops below a threshold, the system now attempts to coalesce memory back into pages. ( SR: 5003444125 DTS: JAGaa44400 ) When a SHMEM_MAGIC process creates new threads, the value telling it which quadrant to check (sr5) is not correctly set. Resolution: Sr5 is now set at SHMEM_MAGIC process creation and propogated into all new threads. ( SR: 4701413948 DTS: JAGaa52712 ) When a 32 bit process vforks a 64 bit process, the child address space is set up like the parents, including rlimits. The system assumed that a restriction had been placed on the parents rlimits and propogated this to the child. Resolution: If the 32 bit parent's rlimits are set at the default or maximum, the 64 bit child is also set at the default or maximum (for a 64 bit process). ( SR: 4701382440 DTS: JAGaa01444 ) The defect was a race between real_sleep and sel_wakeup. A thread that is going to sleep will update it's wchan, put itself on the sleepqueue, and drop the thread lock to check for signals. It then re-acquires the thread lock and goes to sleep. While the thread lock is unlocked, another thread comes through sel_wakeup to wake up the "sleepy thread". It assumes that the kt_stat and wchan match (without confirming it), and then fails to wake up the "sleepy thread", thinking it has already been woken up (because it thought the kt_stat and wchan matched). The original thread then goes to sleep, never to awaken again. Resolution: sel_wakeup now checks both kt_stat and wchan; it no longer assumes that they match. If the thread is running and has a wchan, it is not allowed to go to sleep. ( SR: 4701421230 DTS: JAGaa79765 ) Use of mandatory bindings by kernel daemons creates advisory messages in the message buffer syslog. The danger is that the messages can cause the filesystem to fill up. This not a specific defect or funtional problem. Resolution: Stop printing these messages for system daemons. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17869: ( SR: 5003443622 DTS: JAGaa43921 ) One of the factors the scheduler uses to determine whether a system is thrashing is the pageout rate. For systems with large amount of mmap files, syncing these files to disk is a normal operation that generates very high pageout rate. The old thrashing algorithm falsely interprets this high pageout rate as an indication of system thrashing due to lack of free memory. The scheduler thus deactivates processes from the system. Resolution: A kernel variable is added to decouple user (system call) and kernel (vhand) initiated pageouts. Only kernel pageout rate is used in thrashing determination. ( SR: 4701418467 DTS: JAGaa41647 ) VxFS has "extended operations" that are processed by special kernel threads. A removal of a file can be an "extended operation". That is, the 'unlink' system call returns, and the inode removal operation is put on a list of "extended operations" to be processed. With PHKL_17205, these extended operations were processed only when the number of extended operations exceeded a threshold. On a low activity file system, it may take hours to reach this numerical threshhold. Resolution: The fix is to run the kernel threads that clean up extended operations every 20 seconds no matter the number to be processed. ( SR: 4701406140 DTS: JAGaa42463 ) The DMAPI code did not clean-up exiting event threads, causing the defunct processes. The change is to use a kernel thread for processing events rather than creating a new process each time a user tracks a DMAPI event. Note that the threads are under the "vxfsd" process that already spawns multiple kernel threads. It is possible to hit the maximum number of kernel threads per process. If this happens the 'MAXTHREADPROC' tunable needs to be increased. The default value is 64. Resolution: The change is to use a kernel thread for processing events rather than creating a new process each time a user tracks a DMAPI event. ( SR: 4701413344 DTS: JAGaa47268 ) If a large sparse file was transferred to another system via sendfile (rcp and ftp use this), the file system where the file was copied from may later exhibit problems when using fsadm or umount, where an EBUSY error is returned. The active count for the file was being decremented too many times, making the number go negative, which appears to the commands as having many processes still using the file systems. Resolution: A correction is made to the vxfs file system code supporting sendfile operation so that the number is not decremented incorrectly. ( SR: 1653291369 DTS: JAGaa57261 ) The problem here requires a changes in the vxfs-specific fsck , and a small change in the kernel. The kernel change is not dependent on the command change, but the problem is not resolved without both parts of the fix. The kernel specific issue is a problem in the inode list checking code, where because of the type of a variable, a value was being truncated. Resolution: The vxfs inode list checking routine has been modified to change the type of a variable to support larger numbers, such as the 8 million. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17795: ( SR: 4701418194 DTS: JAGaa79944 ) Patch PHKL_17458 introduced partial coherent mmap(). In so doing, vnode and inode locks are not acquired in the proper order as in the rest of the kernel. Under proper timing conditions the rest of the kernel paths can deadlock on the new lock path that was introduced. It can be reproduced if one process does IO and another mmap's the same file and run concurrently for sometime. Resolution: This problem is corrected by acquring vnode and inode locks in proper order that obviates any deadlocks. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17258: ( SR: 4701404343 DTS: JAGaa22890 ) Too many successful calls (~32000) to mmap by one process on a typical system, is able to exhaust the pool of protection id's causing a panic. The fix enables the function that scans for space and protection id's to return an error instead of panic. This fix also enables the calling functions to handle the error. The kernel panics when it runs out of protection id's... the following program can reproduce the problem. main() { caddr_t pa; for(;;) { /* go until we panic */ pa = mmap((caddr_t) 0, sysconf(_SC_PAGE_SIZE), PROT_NONE, MAP_ANONYMOUS|MAP_SHARED, -1, 0); } } ( SR: 4701391698 DTS: JAGaa05293 ) After a fork, the parent will have large pages but the child will have 4K pages. This is because we were too aggressive in clearing the COW bit on zero-fill pages. The pagein routines make sure all adjacent pages have the same COW bit or else scale back the size of the large page. We need to wait until after determining the faultin size before clearing the bit. This can be reproduced by selecting large pages for an application (e.g. with "chatr +pd 16K"), forking that application, and checking the child for large pages in e.g. the data object. If the hint is 16K but there are only 4K pages, it's possible that this defect is the source of the problem. ( SR: 4701407239 DTS: JAGaa40599 ) The memory diagnostics driver (dmem), under certain conditions, can create undesired side effects when it is in the process of checking for memory errors. The side effects include changing the access rights on a set of pages to no read or write (when they should have been read/write for both user and kernel). As a result, depending on the mode (kernel/user) of access of these pages, either a hang or a panic will result. ( SR: 4701401406 DTS: JAGaa11142 ) This symptom can have many causes. In this case, two things were addressed: 1)The filesystem was allocating a large number of buffer cache headers, ignoring available headers in its free list. If this went on too long, the kernel could run out of virtual address space and panic. This was fixed. 2) The kernel memory allocator keeps returned memory in a number of separate free lists, depending in part on the allocation size. It is possible for plenty of memory to be sitting in free lists for one size while another size's list is completely empty and allocations for that size must go to the main physical memory and kernel virtual space allocators; they can't take memory from some other size's free list. This patch changes the kernel memory allocator to do some free list cleanup when kernel virtual address space is low. It is very conservative about how often it tries this, so as to avoid creating a performance problem on systems which are not running out of kernel virtual address space. ( SR: 4701398123 DTS: JAGaa10979 ) The cost of the existing arbitration code, in terms of data cache misses, increases with the number of contending cpus. This is due to cache line stealing between cpus contending for the sl_lock and sl_flag fields. 1) Pre-arbitration reduces cache-thrashing in two ways: (a) the lock is only directly interrogated by one cpu at a time, in most circumstances. Other waiters interrogate the per-cpu structure of the waiter in front of them, eliminating the need to spin on the lock itself. (b) the rate of reading of the actual spinlock by the waiter is reduced initially. This gives the owner a chance to release the lock without having to lose and re-acquire the cache line. If the waiter is unsuccessful in acquiring the lock in ARBITRATION_HIGHALERT cycles, he reverts to constant interrogation. 2) In addition to pre-arbitration, this patch updates the lock order values for the dnlc_alloc_lock. This eliminates false panics on debug kernels. 3) An additional change is included in vfs_dnlc.c to check for NULL pointers in dnlc_purge_vp(), for JAGaa32026. 4) An extraneous extern is removed from dnlc.h: JAGaa42961. ( SR: 4701401646 DTS: JAGaa24065 ) The problem is in the PITLB and PDTLB instructions used in the 2.0 trap handlers. The 2.0 architecture was enhanced to define that the low-order 4 bits of the address that is being purged specifies a "page size" (which is defined in Table 3-1 of the PA-RISC 2.0 Architecture book by Gerry Kane). However, the 2.0 trap handlers only need to purge one page, and they do not zero the low-order 4 bits of the address that they wish to purge (the address that is used is the actual address that caused the trap). This results in many more pages being purged than was intended. ( SR: 4701399519 DTS: GSY1604424 ) Enhancement to allow to control available disk I/O bandwidth by PRM group by reordering the disk queue at the LVM layer. All changes are visible only through PRM. The following command defines are being added: PRM_DISK_ADD - adds a logical volume group to the configuration PRM_DISK_DELETE - deletes a logical volume group from the configuration PRM_DISK_INFO - obtain volume information if collection is enabled PRM_DISK_START - enable data collection for all and sharing for configured volumes PRM_DISK_STOP - disable data collection and bandwidth sharing PRM_DISK_BYFSID - obtain information for a single fsid across all volume groups ( SR: 4701401232 DTS: JAGaa13812 ) Several memory objects were not enabled or aligned for large pages. This led to increased TLB misses. Made system critical memory pool larger (proportional to physical memory: for every 64MB of physical memory (i.e. for every 16,384 pages), allocate 32 pages to the system critical memory pool.) Before this fix, there were only 5 pages in critical pool, no matter how much memory the system had. Also changed bswalloc1() to have vhand sleep on bswlist[] while waiting for a buffer header, rather than sleeping in malloc. In high memory pressure, many processes will be sleeping in malloc, and vhand can get starved out if it's sleeping there also. ( SR: 4701402438 DTS: JAGaa35195 ) This patch improves performance on certain networking workloads (specifically the SPECWEB96 benchmark). These performance improvements were used in the recently announced SPECWEB results for the K-series (~6250 ops). ( SR: 4701400671 DTS: JAGaa10114 ) ( SR: 4701400689 DTS: JAGaa22027 ) If there is a syscall immediately after a deferred floating point exception, there could be a case where the syscall modifies the FP registers, thus making it impossible to software emulate the FP operation. The defect was reproduced using code that triggered a deferred exception and then immediately made a syscall (refer JAGaa10114 for the actual code used). The tlb miss handler had some data register corruption which was exposed by some faulty driver code. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa23885 ) Pre-enable of V2500. ( SR: 5003429654 DTS: JAGaa40369 ) In c720_invalid_req_done, we directly dereference scb->busp without assuring that this scb is a bus scb. The busp pointer is NULL if the scb is a lun scb. Thus, the fix is to add a check to see whether lsp->scb->busp is NULL, if so, obtain the busp from lsp->scb->lp->bus instead. ( SR: 4701407890 DTS: JAGaa23080 ) When using the pass through driver with the "inhibit Inquiry on open" option (see scsi_ctl(7)) and a device on a SCSI bus with no other devices and repeatedly opening and closing the device to send but a single SCSI command, the bus is sometimes in the wrong state when the target device begins to transfer data. ( SR: 4701407874 DTS: JAGaa22054 ) The problem results in a system panic with the panic message: rmfree: overlap . This panic is caused due to race condition in the mmap code, where one process is try to detach from a mmaped space and another process is trying to attach to same shared mapped space. The window occurs during the lookup of the pregion list, attached to shared mapped region, when the region lock is dropped to accquire vnode specific lock. ( SR: 4701409144 DTS: JAGaa13632 ) ( SR: 4701409151 DTS: JAGaa13670 ) The original architecture was for PCX-U=0xE, PCX-U+=0xE, and PCX-W=x010. However, certain C-class systems are using PCX-U+=0x10 (due to a h/w problem). The architecture design was changed so that PCX-U=0xE, PCX-U+=(0x10 on C-class w/ the bug, =0xE on all others), and PCX-W=0x11. This patch implements this change. The kernel will panic if the call returns an unknown value (such as 0x11 will now). Also, there is a development kludge in vm_machdep.c that needs to be removed. ( SR: 4701400226 DTS: JAGaa14591 ) The scsi_c720 driver incorrectly uses Ultra speed (period = 12) as the default SDTR negotiated rate to devices. This causes some SCSI devices to hang as they can only really run at FAST-20 (period=25) speed even though they accept Ultra. ( SR: 4701409136 DTS: JAGaa13428 ) c720 driver prevented kernel from booting on debug mode. ( SR: 4701398198 DTS: JAGaa13825 ) Anonymous shared memory does not honor the large page hints that is given to text and data of user applications. Java uses anonymous shared memory as its heap. Without the use of large pages there is a huge performance penalty due to using over 122,000 pages and tlb entries to access the java heap. To reproduce the problem a user can mmap an anonymous peice of memory and then use the vps_stats tool to see how the large pages are being assigned used. Here is some code to reproduce the problem: main(argc, argv) int argc; char **argv; { int fd = 1; size_t len; int flags = MAP_ANONYMOUS|MAP_PRIVATE| MAP_VARIABLE; int prot = PROT_READ|PROT_WRITE; off_t off = 0; int *addr = 0; int *end_addr; int *start_addr; int i; len = (256 * 1024 * 1024); if ((addr = (int *)mmap((void *)0, len, prot, flags, fd, off)) == (void *)-1) { fprintf(stderr, "Error %d mmaping", " anon region.\n", errno); sleep(30); exit(1); }printf( "mmap of %x bytes returned addr of 0x%X\n", len, addr); end_addr = addr + len / 4; start_addr = addr; printf("end_addr is 0x%X\n", end_addr); for (addr; addr < end_addr; addr += PAGE_HINT_SIZE) { *addr = 0; } sleep(30); exit(0); } while this program sleeps you can run vps_stats.32 -p process_id and it will display the number of pages (and corresponding tlb entries) of the anonymous memory. ( SR: 4701409516 DTS: JAGaa12601 ) When buffer cache allocation reaches the defined maximum, the allocation of new buffers from system memory stops. When buffers are freed, their physical memory spaces, instead of being returned to the system, are saved in a pool to be reused for new buffers. A bug in getnewbuf() disallows the reclaiming of these available memories when bufpages reaches dbc_ceiling. Further more, another bug in bc_fixspace() causes buffers being released excessively. The failure of reusing memory from the reserved pool and the lost of free buffers result running out of buffers in the freelist, causing all I/O processes hung in sleep wait. ( SR: 4701409508 DTS: JAGaa44475 ) This change allows q4 to understand structures in header files such as scsi_ctl.h. It is used exclusively by q4 when debugging a panic, and is used by CPE to debug customer panics. ( SR: 4701400721 DTS: JAGaa12195 ) ( SR: 4701400713 DTS: JAGaa14168 ) ( SR: 4701400705 DTS: JAGaa11280 ) - wait(2), wait3(2), and waitpid(3) act differently in one situation on HP-UX 10.01 and 11.00. The scenario is: Let's suppose a process is stopped by doing kill(pid, SIGSTOP) and then traced using ptrace(P_ATTACH, pid) and then waited upon. Now the macro WSTOPSIG(stat_val) evaluso occur (very low chance) when processes perform overlapping mmap() of different portions of a file many times. ( SR: 1653258434 DTS: JAGaa05991 ) The kernel attempts to determine if a reference to a page not currently in real memory will result in a addressing error before loading (or allocating) the page. This is incorrectly done for a particular class of instructions, errors are diagnosed that will not occur. This fix corrects this. ( SR: 4701409607 DTS: JAGaa43605 ) The system panics as the spinlock lisc->id_lock is held for too long in the routine c720_if_start(). The fix: In the routine c720_if_start() the spinlock lisc->id_lock is obtained, then the routine c720_start() is called. c720_start() processes the requests queued in busp->select_q one by one, it returns when there are no more requests pending in the queue. c720_if_start() then drops the spinlock. If due to heavy i/o load busp->select_q has many request queued up then c720_start() routine may take long time to return and may cause panic in spinunlock routine. Fix is to release the spinlock and reacquire it again after processing each i/o request. ( SR: 4701414250 DTS: JAGaa46625 ) Value of iovp is not checked to be valid before calling macro INSERT_HASH_ENTRY in procedure ccio_seq_alloc(). Resolution: Check was added to avoid calling macro with illegal value. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17458: ( SR: 4701398909 DTS: JAGaa12892 ) HP-UX is non-coherent with respect to mmap() and write(). Data between mmap() and write()'s (buffer cache) are different and therefore non-coherent. This is a known limitation in HP-UX. Netscape's 4.0 messaging server product relies on a coherent environment because read()'s and write()'s are done at the same time the file is possible mmap()'d. Changes were made to provide coherency for Netscape's messaging server product by changing the kernel to provide synchronization for Netscape's usage of mmap() and read/write. This patch provides a level of synchronization between mmap() and write (buffer cache) when mixing mmap() and write() accesses. The patch causes the write() system call to synchronize with the current mmap() in the following way: For MAP_SHARED mappings, the current view is either pushed to disk (if modified) or invalidated. Subsequent accesses will see the updated copy. This only occurs if the underlying mmap()'s have not mlock(2)'d any portion of the mmap() file. For MAP_PRIVATE, only those mapped with PROT_READ are invalidated. If the page is invalidated, the next access causes a disk I/O to pick up the new copy from disk. Modified pages cannot be changed and hence the read-only restriction. Because mprotect() can be used to change the permission from PROT_READ to PROT_WRITE, any mprotect()'d segment is skipped as well. This synchronization was specifically tailored to Netscape's usage and is not guaranteed to be complete for other usages. For example, pages in the VM page cache are not part of the synchronization. Specific changes were made to the Netscape and HP-UX to handle this case. ( SR: 4701392936 DTS: JAGaa12688 ) Single-bit memory error logging on V-Class servers were handled differently than other HP servers. Specifically, the errors were logged to the /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log file, rather than through memlogd. Also, pages containing single-bit memory errors were not dynamically deallocated or logged in the Page Deallocation Table (PDT). This defect only affects the logging mechanism of single-bit memory errors and it should be noted that this type of error is corrected by V-Class hardware with or without this patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17205: This is a performance improvement to improve MP scaling of the JFS inode cache. This meets the mid-1998 LADDIS disclosure. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17391: The diagnostics process uses the dmem functions by opening the dmem driver and requesting the driver to lock a specific page when a single bit error is detected on that page or when it is testing memory. The syndrome register, which latches the address of a memory location that experienced the single bit error, is cleared. The driver is then called to scrub the memory page. The syndrome register is tested again to see if the scrubbing operation resulted in a single-bit error. If so, a request is made to the driver to mark the page as bad. Finally, the driver is asked to unlock the page. Before PHKL_17391, the dmem driver holds the pfdat lock of the superpage in which the page frame of the specified page belongs and disables user access to the superpage for the entire duration of operation. Since control has been returned to user space between each operation, this causes user processes accessing pages within the superpage to hang if the diagnostics process is not available to issue the page unlock, for reasons like it is swapped out or goes to sleep. The same problem may also cause mutual deadlock between a process which debugs a diagnostics process and the diagnostics process. A new page locking mechanism named Relaxed Locking is implemented. Under Relaxed Locking, the operation of page is still encapsulated between lock and unlock requests. However, access to the page will only be denied when selected operations are being performed (e.g. scrubbing). For the rest of the interval that the page is locked (by dmem), processes, with appropriate permissions, will be allowed to access (read/write/execute) the page. The Relaxed Locking scheme still guarantees that a locked page cannot disappear. If a page is locked when it is free, it cannot be re-assigned until it is unlocked. Similarly, a locked user page cannot be returned to the free-page list until it is unlocked. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17390: ( SR: 5003431411 DTS: JAGaa21195 ) The garbage collector used by java received incorrect values for the callee saves registers (GR3-GR18). In addition for the case where the application entered the kernel via the trap path, the kernel may not return the correct value for GR31. ( SR: 5003442384 DTS: JAGaa43497 ) Reading processes were allowed to continuously hold an inode lock such that a writing process would not be able to run. This would continue as long as new reading processes came in before the old ones finished. This was fixed so that new reading processes were not given the inode lock until at one writer was allowed to proceed. Then all reading processes would be again given the lock but new ones which arrived would again have to wait for another writing process arrived. This would continue as long as there were still writing processes waiting. If there were no writing processes waiting reading processes are allowed to share the lock at any time. ( SR: 1653282350 DTS: JAGaa42932 ) The size of the DNLC is impacting the performance of ufs file systems on 11.00. A work around tested successfully is to tune the size of the DNLC smaller in order to improve performance. While this has successfully been done using adb of the kernel, an official patch to make this a permanent change, without needing to use adb on each new kernel built, is being delivered. ( SR: 5003446427 DTS: JAGaa45802 ) A buffer arrives in bwrite() with B_ASYNC/B_DELWRI and B_INVAL on and bp-vp == 0 (buffer disowned). On attempting to complete the write, VOP_STRATEGY resolution results in a trap 15 due to null vp. ( SR: 4701400671 DTS: JAGaa10114 ) If there is a deferred floating point exception immediately followed by a syscall, and if the syscall code uses the contents of the floating point registers, then there could be a situation where the instruction causing the exception cannot be emulated in software because the contents of the registers have been changed. This was causing the Java compiler to fail on some optimizations. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17091: ( SR: 1653265975 DTS: JAGaa12583 ) The routine in the driver which detects the device reset was retrying the I/O instead of reporting the failure. That routine has now been changed to return I/O Error (EIO), and also to set a flag which will prevent further writes to the tape until the device is closed and reopened. ( SR: 1653280479 DTS: JAGaa42348 ) MPI takes advantage of gang scheduling of multiple processes. There was a bug when MPI takes advantage of gang scheduling of multiple processes greater than the number of CPUs in the system. This was fixed. Gang scheduling a set of processes which exceed the CPU count in the system is supported and known as over-subscription. The gang scheduler load balancer was designed to provide close to equal distribution of CPU cycles to all gangs in the system in over-subscription cases (where the cumulative total of all threads across all gangs being gang scheduled exceed the number of CPUs in the system). This was enhanced to be more consistent across all load situations. The load balancer is now used in under-subscribed cases as well. The goal of the gang scheduler was to not be a resource hog and shutdown timeshare operations. As such, when gang load balancing is being performed, the operation of moving ganged threads to different CPUs is passive. However, when a high priority timeshare thread almost completely consumes a CPU, the effect seen is that all gangs in the system are severely penalized and receive very little CPU resource (they slow to a crawl). This was due to slow response in migration of ganged threads. This situation is fixed by more pro-actively migrating ganged threads when load balancing is occurring. This fixes a p2p bcopy problem that occurs when moving data that is in the stack region of a process. The standard MPI test suite caught this problem. ( SR: 4701410092 DTS: JAGaa44973 ) Enhancement: Add STK 9840 drive to drives recognized by driver. ( SR: 4701410100 DTS: JAGaa44975 ) Enhancement: Enable tape device sharing using the SCSI Reserve and Release commands. Added new MTRES and MTREL ioctl commands to reserve and release devices manually. ( SR: 4701410118 DTS: JAGaa44976 ) Enhancement: Return EIO instead of ENXIO after device reset. ( SR: 4701410290 DTS: JAGaa44977 ) Enhancement: Add support for SD-3 and 9490 device densities. ( SR: 4701410308 DTS: JAGaa44979 ) The open routine was reserving the device as early as possible, but was not releasing it if the open failed. The device is now released before the open returns the failure. ( SR: 4701410316 DTS: JAGaa44980 ) The logging routine accesses a global log which is used for debugging and failure analysis. Access to this global data area should have been (and is now) protected by a spinlock to prevent two processors from accessing the same area at the same time. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16876: Patch PHKL_16182 introduced the following problems: 1) A problem with the pstat() system call that may cause the fuser(1M) command to not report open device files. In an MC/ServiceGuard environment, this may result in packages such as Oracle and SAP not being properly halted and the package switch may fail. 3) A system panic on PA8x00-based systems. The reported panic message is "findentry(): idx beyond region size". 4) The coherency fix between mmap() and write() accesses addressed by PHKL_16182 failed in certain cases. As a result, applications relying on the coherency mixing mmap() and write() could see incoherent data. Patch PHKL_12965 removed the check TOO_MUCH_TIME() in the wait_for_lock() function. PHKL_16876 fixes all of these problems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16840: one part of a switch statement inside the RLIMIT_NOFILE case breaks from the switch statement without holding the process lock. The code at the end of the case statements assumes the lock is held and unlocks the process lock and returns. When the lock is unlocked without the corresponding lock call bad things happen. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16749: Spinlock was being deallocated while still in use. Problem was reproduced by running MPI tests under heavy load, either alone or with other tests. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16819: ( SR: 5003387404 DTS: JAGaa00919 ) A system that uses DMAPI with extended information stored in inodes is unable to write extended information to existing files after a file system becomes full. An application like Omni-Storage that uses DMAPI is unable to update existing inodes after the file system becomes full. This patch allows a DMAPI ENOSPACE event to be generated when the file system is nearly, but not completely, out of space. An application using large file support cannot use the KDM_IOC_WRITEINVIS DMAPI ioctl to do an invisible write. Set the FLARGEFILE flag so that invisible writes will work on large files. ( SR: 1653268177 DTS: JAGaa13271 ) Change the vx_fsync() code to return an error if the inode has been marked with an error. ( SR: 4701406140 DTS: JAGaa42463 ) Use proper signal handling on processing events to prevent event processes from becoming defunct processes. ( SR: 4701406157 DTS: JAGaa42467 ) Don't flush inode changes if we are truncating with the 'VX_IEHOLETRUNC' flag turned on. This to prevent changing the size of the inode on KDM_IOC_PUNCHHOLE requests. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16236: ( SR: 5003360446 DTS: JAGaa11944 ) The SCHED_NOAGE scheduling policy has approximately the same priority range as SCHED_TIMESHARE. However, the priority does not degrade with time or cpu usage. It provides an alternative to real time processes which always run first and have the possibility of taking over the system. ( SR: 1653266270 DTS: JAGaa12536 ) 32-bit processes under HP-UX are restricted to a maximum size shared memory segment of 1 GB. Applications needing greater than 1 Gb must create multiple disjoint segments and account for this. With the help of memory windows and the SHMEM_MAGIC executable layout, an application can construct greater than 1 Gb of shared memory with multiple segments. SHMEM_MAGIC executables place the code/data/stack within the first quadrant. The second, third and fourth quadrants are usable for shared resources. Memory windows allows unique spaces for the second and third quadrant. With the help of a new option to setmemwindow(1), the kernel assigns the same space id to both the second and third quadrants. The default virtual space allocation policy for memory window processes compiled and linked as SHMEM_MAGIC is the second quadrant followed by the third. An application can then create a 1 Gb shared memory segment, followed by another 1 Gb segment. The segments are created contiguous (virtual address) and can be treated as a single contiguous range of 2 Gb's. This ability is only available on 64-bit HP-UX and cannot be used on 32-bit HP-UX kernels. ( SR: 5003425447 DTS: JAGaa12727 ) The graphics Block TLB entry is not set up on non-monarch processors. When the X Server migrates off the monarch processor, there is no valid TLB entry on the processor it moves to. When the X Server tries to access an address that should be covered by the Block TLB entry it gets a data page fault and dumps core. This defect was fixed in PHKL_16182. However, PHKL_16318 omitted the code change. This patch merges back the fix. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16260: spinlock contention generates large amounts of bus traffic because all spinners are looking at the same lock word. This causes large amounts of cache to cache copies on multi-processor systems. This extra bus traffic causes system performance to degrade whenever lock contention occurs. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16318: ( SR: 5003426437 DTS: JAGaa13193 ) The break page was allocated from main() with no care to where in memory it got allocated. It was possible for it to be allocated above the 4gig boundary on large memory If this would occur, then the upper bits of the break page single steps traps. The fix was to change the break page from being eqalloc'ed from main() to part of the kernel text space, right below the gateway page. ( SR: 4701394171 DTS: JAGaa13745 ) A bug in asyncdsk_dorequest(); A check for address range results in a situation where if it doesnt find the address range, the "sp" variable will point to an a_seg entry that has a NULL value. ( SR: 1653269258 DTS: JAGaa13619 ) The defect is that the memory lock fails. It returns an error to exec_superpage_text() who then "detachreg's" the current text image and then does an add_text(). However, because the data portion of the executable had done a mapvnode(), the underlying vnode is not "unmapped" and the add_text() will simply locate the partially filled object. This can happen in the following way: If one user has mlock privilege and the other doesn't. The first brings in an locks down the segment. The second comes along and fails the mlock, and attaches to the text region normally. Now its the same text region as the other that successfully pulled it in as RF_LOCKED_LARGE. Now suppose the RF_LOCKED_LARGE goes away. The remaining mapping is not plock'd and so the region is unlocked and gives access to vhand. The pages are clean but the vm_vfdcheck code will just throw away the page, it doesn't expect to find the dbd as DBD_NONE. The next fault is virtual and the dbd is DBD_NONE. ( SR: 5003428359 DTS: JAGaa22800 ) Race condition between lun closing and retried IO at Open accesing lun structure. This was fixed by incrementing counter before we relase the lock therefore insuring the lun stay open. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16182: - A simple benchmark that used threads to do send/recv on sockets did not scale well. Each socket is associated a pair of threads with one thread doing sends and the other doing recv. The throughput did not scale as the number of threads was increased. - Customer observes that pthread_create() takes >67% more time on LP64 kernels. This is considered to be a significant problem for the application. There were two problems: 1) kernel thread caching had been disabled, resulting in ~5x more time required, 2) An unnecessary allocation/copy of 3 additional UAREA pages on LP64 kernel accounted for most of the disparity between ILP32 and LP64 kernels. - The problem was due to an incorrect definition of another flag which overlapped the same bit used for O_SYNC. The solution was to redefine this flag, FPOSIX_AIO, to avoid the overlap. - The graphics Block TLB entry is not set up on non-monarch processors. When the X Server migrates off the monarch processor, there is no valid TLB entry on the processor it moves to. When the X Server tries to access an address that should be covered by the Block TLB entry it gets a data page fault and dumps core. - HP-UX is non-coherent with respect to mmap() and write(). The page cache used with mmap() and the buffer cache with write() are different and are not guaranteed coherent. To help with this coherence issue, this patch provides a level of synchronization between the mmap() page cache and the buffer cache when mixing mmap() and write() accesses. The patch causes the write() system call to synchronize with the current mmap() in the following way. For MAP_SHARED mappings, the current view is either pushed to disk (if modified) or invalidated. Subsequent accesses will generate a disk I/O which will see the updated write() version. This only occurs if the underlying mmap()'s have not mlock(2)'d any portion of the mmap() file. For MAP_PRIVATE, those which are done with PROT_READ only are invalidated so that the next access causes a disk I/O to pick up the new copy from write(). Modified pages cannot be changed and hence the read-only restriction. Because mprotect() can be used to change the permission from PROT_READ to PROT_WRITE, any mprotect()'d segment is skipped and not synchronized. - sched_yield() system call may not put a calling FIFO thread at the end of its run queue as required by the standard. If the calling thread is preempted, then it may incorrectly put the thread at the front of the run queue causing incorrect scheduling of threads. - pstat(2) child-rusage-enhancement. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16135: A typical configuration of the async driver by data base packages results in the async driver allocating superpages for its internal data structures for improved performance. However, there remains space on the page for "memory leakers" to allocate, so that the pages cannot be released when freed by the async driver. This change causes the async driver to round up its allocation to the next higher power of 2, which leaves no space to be allocated to "memory leakers" and allowing the pages to be released when the async driver frees them. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15705: (64-bit WS support) This patch adds 64-bit support for workstation systems. ( SR: 4701392647 DTS: DSDe443317 ) Performance enhancement for wide stripe read ahead. ( SR: 4701392639 DTS: DSDe443316 ) Epic drivers were modified to stop processing transactions during a panic; this enhances support's ability to access related data from system core dumps. ( SR: DTS: DSDe443271 ) dnlc_purge1() had an extra spinlock unlock. This was removed. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa06012 ) Applications that access /dev/mem and /dev/kmem will serialize on a read/write lock. This fix allows both read/write accesses to /dev/mem and /dev/kmem in parallel. ( SR: DTS: JAGaa12461 ) Variable km_disable was not settable by the user via adb. ( SR: 4701386680 DTS: DSDe441878 ) SCSI bus reset with "Unhandled pending interrupt on open". ( SR: DTS: DSDe427541 ) ( SR: DTS: JAGaa10155 ) Inconsistent use counts on low level VM structures. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15508: adjust_flock() initially creates a lock for the entire file using the range 0 -> MAX_LARGE_FILE. However when we delete the lock (via exit->closef->vno_lockrelease->VOP_LOCKCTL-> local_lockctl->adjust_flock) we only remove: 0 -> MAX_SMALL_FILE Therefore we still leave the range locked of: MAX_SMALL_FILE -> MAX_LARGE_FILE which in turn returns the error code "EACCES" when lockf() is called. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14769: The application program which calls "syscall" in the exit path is hit by a signal and we invoke psig which determines that we should exit the process. Exit() closes all file descriptors by invoking closef() on each valid fd, we get into local_lockctl() and then into adjust_flock(). adjust_flock() somehow seemed to be picking the arguments for fcntl() syscall from the U-area. This is "not correct". It should not expect that the U-area fields will be "valid". Becuase of this, it picks up a pointer which is NULL and thus causes a data page fault (trap type 15). The arguments are only valid when entering the syscall path. We can exit in the middle of any syscall or via a synchronous signal containing any information that anyone, including adjust_flock, should rely upon. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15325: 'reboot -h' must halt the system, but due to the recovery counter bit set in PSW (R-bit), a fault would occur and the system reboots (sometimes with HPMC or core dump). The fix is to turn the R-bit off when shutting the system. Also, With 64bit process, we got the maximum file size with ulimit(2). In spite of the limit is maximum, 2G(actually 0x7fffffff / 512) is reterned. ulimit(2) fails to correspond to 64bit. Use getrlimit(2), setrlimit(2) as workaround. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15050: The patch fixes 2 defects: 1. If the user specifies the text(or MMF's) be written locally for NFS files, we were allocating space id for paging similar to the space id for region instead of a different one. Only the pseudo pregion has its space id changed. The pseudo pregion is the one placed on the vhand chain. 2.Under certain conditions with NFS and local paging, an unaligned large page access during process teardown can trigger a trap 15 in the PDIR subsystem. Here's what happens: During process teardown, all process objects are examined to determine if their pages should be flushed. Normally, only dirty pages are flushed, but the page_text_to_local tunable and sticky bit force pageout so we have a copy of program text in local swap. At pageout time, the process's memory objects (pregions) are all destroyed, so the only handle to the object is the pseudo pregion, accessed from the executable's vnode. While all process pregions sharing the text object use the same virtual address range (ensuring that large pages will be properly aligned in virtual memory), the psuedo pregion maps the text object at a virtual address corresponding to the location of the text in the executable file. This mapping will likely make the text large pages unaligned. During pageout, the PDIR routines assume large pages will be aligned and miscalculate the virtual address, causing a dereferenced NULL pointer, triggering the panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14805: ( SR: 4701387928 DTS: DSDe441942 ) This problem is caused by improperly using uninitialized variable in a kernel routine thread_ss_comminit(). This defect appears only on 32bit user applications running on 64bit kernels. ( SR: 4701387910 DTS: DSDe441830 ) This problem is caused by a defective copyout in the kernel routine thread_ss_comminit(). We are copying out 64bit values out to 32bit user space without a proper conversion. This causes stack corruption, and user applications receive SIGSEGV or SIGILL. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_12965: None. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14292: The scheduler will not pick any thread which is currently running on a processor (i.e. is marked as TSRUNPROC) to run again regardless of whether it is the highest priority thread. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14088: ( SR: DTS: DSDe441753 ) setjmp(), longjmp() incorrectly handled in optimizing compiler. ( SR: 4701379693 DTS: DSDe441224 ) Data mover hardware on V-class not enabled. ( SR: 4701379677 DTS: DSDe441226 ) Profiling data is not provided to CXpa. ( SR: 4701379669 DTS: DSDe441227 ) Gang scheduling is not implemented. ( SR: 4701379651 DTS: DSDe441228 ) Process to process bcopy is not implemented. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14045: The code that prints ECC advisory error information prints incorrect values for "node" and "row" because bitfields are declared incorrectly in the CSR data structure. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13328: During the close down of a DB connection, proc_close() switches out the source process while waiting for a signal or the destination to close down. After waking up, proc_close() continues to dereference the destination's thread without checking if the destination process is still alive or not. It hits a data page fault when the destination process has already exited. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13644: There is a race between an exiting process that might remove itself from its parent's list of children and the parent who could be walking that list at the same time. This can only happen on a multiprocessor system. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13673: On older workstations using 53C700 chip running at 37.5 MHz or less, the HP-UX panic during the boot up because of the I/O system hang. This is caused by a bug in the round up calculation when converting msecs to ticks. THe bug happens when initializing the request timeout and caused the timeout value 9 time its correct value. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13676: The routine badalignment() is not handling checks on double word aligned instructions correctly. This routine is called when there is an instruction access fault to determine if the fault was due to a bad alignment of the instruction. The badalignment() routine always returns failure, resulting in the SIGBUS being sent to the process. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14034: Very poor performance with SHMEM_MAGIC applications results due to the following 2 reasons: a)Incorrect usage of stack pointer to get data space id for shared memory segments. (existed on PA1.1 and PA2.0 systems) b)fast_resolve_pid access list was broken and hence all the protection id faults not resolved in hardware were being handled via checkprotid() which resulted in high system time. (existed on PA2.0 systems) Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13646: Very poor performance with SHMEM_MAGIC applications results due to the following 2 reasons: a)Incorrect usage of stack pointer to get data space id for shared memory segments. (existed on PA1.1 and PA2.0 systems) b)fast_resolve_pid access list was broken and hence all the protection id faults not resolved in hardware were being handled via checkprotid() which resulted in high system time. (existed on PA2.0 systems) Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13810: This patch provides the system infrastructure for memory windows. Memory windows is a functional change allowing 32 bit applications the ability to define unique memory windows where shared resources such as shared memory are created. Memory windows is only available for 32 bit processes. Default executables(SHARED_MAGIC) are defined such that shared resources occupy 1.75 gigabytes of the address space. With memory windows the application can define 1 gigabyte as a unique memory window where shared resources are created. Because the application defines its memory window, all other processes needing access to shared resources in that window, must join that window. Cooperating processes forming an application are able to create, access and modify shared resources in a unique memory window. Placing different applications in different windows allows the system to exceed the 1.75 gigabyte limitation. However, the individual 32 bit processes themselves are still limited to 1.75 gigabytes of shared resources. SHMEM_MAGIC executables can address 2.75 gigabytes of shared resources. The memory window for SHMEM_MAGIC is 2 gigabytes as opposed to 1 gigabyte for SHARED_MAGIC. This patch does not enable the new memory windows feature. It must be enabled by the user after the patch is installed. This is to insure that the default configuration of the system is not impacted by the installation of this patch. Applications that use the current global memory window will continue to work as they did prior to the installation of this patch. To enable the use of memory windows, the kernel tunable, max_mem_window, must be set to the desired amount of memory windows. The disabled value is 0. A good default is 256. To enable 256 memory windows in the kernel add the following line to the kernel configuration file(/stand/system): max_mem_window 256 Build a new kernel and reboot. Setting max_mem_window to 256 results in creating 256 memory windows, plus the global memory window. Setting max_mem_window to 1 would create 1 memory window, plus the global window, for a total of 2. Enabling multiple memory windows does change the kernels default allocation policy. With only the global memory window configured, the kernel allocates shared addresses from the 4th quadrant first and then the 3rd quadrant. This has been HP-UX's allocation policy for the last several releases. When max_mem_window is set to a non-zero value, the kernel changes the default allocation policy such that the 3rd quadrant is tried first followed by the 4th. Applications must be started in a memory window. An application cannot dynamically switch between one window and another. Applications are only allowed to change their window at exec time. Applications are not required to change their source code, but instead use the memory window command setmemwindow(1) to start an application in a specified memory window. For example: setmemwindow -i 10 myprog arg1 arg2 arg3 This would start the executable "myprog" with 3 arguments in the memory window corresponding to user key 10. There are other options to setmemwindow(1) to control how memory windows are created. One application cannot know the user key another other application has selected. To avoid embedding those values, a centrally located file "/etc/services.window" is used to document and define the key for an application. Each window needed must define a unique string and unique key in the file. An example entry would look like: myapp_name 10 another_app 20 The application myapp_name is associated with user key 10. The application extracts the user key with the command getmemwindow(1). getmemwindow is passed a string which it locates in /etc/services.window and then returns the user key. So myapp would start itself as: WinId=$(getmemwindow myapp_name) setmemwindow -i $WinId myapp arg1 arg2 arg3 ..... In the event of a collision between two applications, the system administrator only need change the /etc/services.window file and not the specific application startup scripts. There are no syscall interfaces for the program itself. The changing of memory windows was meant to occur without changing the underlying program itself. There exists an unsupported tool called memwin_stats(1), created to report memory window information about shared memory segments, what window a process is in, and memory windows themselves. The command can be found on HP's unsupported tools hub. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13052: The pstat(2) interfaces have been extended. The following fields in pst_dynamic are obsolete and provided only for backward compatibility: psd_mp_avg_1_min[] psd_mp_avg_5_min[] psd_mp_avg_15_min[] psd_mp_cpu_time[][] Since the size of these arrays is hard-coded, there is no way to get information about more than a fixed number of processors with the pstat_getdynamic() call. Instead, pstat_getprocessor() should be used. It returns the same information and supports any number of processors. Note that a developer building his application on HP-UX 11.00 can choose between forward and backward compatibility. The new mechanism provides forward compatibility as the maximum number of processors increases in future releases. If the developer is unwilling to make source code changes, his code will still compile and run correctly on HP-UX 11.00, but he gives up the guarantee of forward compatibility. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13193: ( SR: 4701374272 DTS: DSDe440457 ) The spaceid resources which are statically allocated have been exhausted. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13278: There is no defect. This patch aids user programs which need more stack space than HP-UX allows. HP-UX has hard limits of 80 megabytes for 32-bit processes and 1 gigabyte for 64 bit processes. This patch removes these hard restrictions to allow larger sizes for maxssiz and maxssiz_64bit. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14070: This problem is caused by 2 functions being called out of order. Normally, the SCSI subsystem initializes before UP emulation code is run, in this casem the SCSI subsystem initializes after UP emulation code is run and this causes a panic in scsi_cmdx(). To reproduce: boot up the system with Fibre Channel cards in the system but no other GSC cards. Do not connect the Fibre Channel cards to disks until after the system is booted up. Then run ioscan -f and the system will panic with a data page fault. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13858: SIOC_GET_BUS_PARMS ioctl causes a divide-by-zero panic due to the field isc->bus_min_sdtr_period never being set by the FCMS driver. Introduced check-for-zero code to avoid the above problem. An SIOC_BUS_PARMS ioctl to a FC-disk will reproduce the panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13552: ( SR: 4701376202 DTS: SILre01451 ) All stape device files are set for BEST density. New default device file creation - The previous system would generate generic device nodes in insf based on BEST density only. For example, a Fuji3480 drive would have the following files created: /dev/rmt/0m ==> /dev/rmt/c0t0d0BEST /dev/rmt/0mn ==> /dev/rmt/c0t0d0BESTn /dev/rmt/0mb ==> /dev/rmt/c0t0d0BESTb /dev/rmt/0mnb ==> /dev/rmt/c0t0d0BESTnb The short file names are actually hard links to the long file versions. The MT_INSF ioctl has been altered to now check device type and create additional files for the types: 3480, 3590, DDS, and 8MM. The 3590 would have the additional files denoting uncompressed mode (for example): /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3590 /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3590n /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3590b /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3590nb The 3480 would have something like: /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3480 /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3480n /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3480b /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D3480nb DDS drives would have something like: /dev/rmt/c0t0d0DDS /dev/rmt/c0t0d0DDSn /dev/rmt/c0t0d0DDSb /dev/rmt/c0t0d0DDSnb 8MM drives would generate something like: /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200 /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200n /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200b /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200nb /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200c /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200cn /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200cb /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8200cnb /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8500 /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8500n /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8500b /dev/rmt/c0t0d0D8MM_8500nb BEST would of course be the 8500c modes. As devices have a 32 node limit, we do not generate the multitudinous DLT density combinations. They are also less likely to be used in uncompressed mode. For existing tape devices, you may have to execute 'insf -e' to reinstall the device files, causing the additional nodes to be created. ( SR: 4701376061 DTS: SILre01449 ) Fuji2481/2483/2488, Exabyte 8505XL, and IBM 3590 tape drives are currently unsupported. Add support for the device specific features of the additional tape drives. The 3590 has a new device type that is part of . Add support for IBM LOG page 38 to retrieve remaining capacity for the SIOC_CAPACITY ioctl. This is only a rough estimate +-capacity/256. Some devices, such as the Fujitsu drives, require driver buffer clearing after a MEDIUM ERROR or VOL OVERFLOW. When these conditions occur on a drive with this characteristic enabled, recovery will occur prior to the next command to that drive. Without recovery performed, a drive may be unusable until power-cycled to clear the buffer. SCSI BUS RESET is usually not enough. Fujitsu drives have an added feature to reposition the tape head on the EOM side of an unrecoverable error block. This allows customers to read the remaining data on the tape, ignoring bad records. For base Fujitsu 3480 drives (2481 models), this feature was added in Rev 14D firmware. All future models of their 3480 drives contain this PAEB bit which is located in mode page 0, a vendor specific page. It was not documented until the 2488 manual. ( SR: 4701376053 DTS: SILre01450 ) MTIOCGET ioctl dsreg1 always shows 0x05240000 or the SCSI ASC/ASCQ depiction of Illegal Request. This alters the behavior of MTIOCGET to save the dsreg status to be returned prior to executing all the mode sense, etc. commands it executes. The status returned is really the SCSI sense information from the last command that caused a check condition. This allows MEDIUM errors to show up, instead of ILLEGAL REQUEST, as the status of a failed write. Only dsreg1 and dsreg2 are affected, not the mt_gstat field which portrays BOT, EOT, ONL, RDY, etc. ( SR: 4701376210 DTS: SILre01453 ) From EOT on a HP1537 DDS3 drive, perform a back space record. MTIOCGET status field will show EOT bit on, where it should be off. ( SR: 4701376079 DTS: SILre01197 ) SIOC_GET_BLOCK_LIMITS reports 256K as max record size. ( SR: 4701376087 DTS: SILre01196 ) Read a tape written on SPP-UX with >256K record size and corrupted data will be retrieved. scsi_maxphys new tunable - Desc: Set maximum record size for SCSI I/O subsystem. Used to throttle I/O in sctl, so that non-EPIC based machines do not have resource problems. This value was previously fixed at 1MB (1048576). On V-Class systems, this value can be set as high as 32MB (33554432) for large raw SCSI disk transfers. Most systems won't need the value set this high, so the recommended value should be set to the SCSI tape max of 16M-1 (16777215) for V-Class. Non V-Class systems should remain with the system default of 1048576. To enable large record support for SCSI tape drives with the stape driver, the new st_large_recs tunables must also be set to 1. st_large_recs new tunable - Desc: Enable large record support for stape devices. When non-zero, this causes stape opens to always enable ST_LARGE_RECS for lun state. Programmers can still use the ioctl MT_SET_LARGERECS to change the lun state after device open. This tunable just creates a system-wide default for whether large records are enabled. The default setting will be off. Seismic customers will need to alter the tunable and rebuild the kernel to get their desired setting. Enabling large records will also disable silent logical record breakup. Requests larger that what the subsystem can handle will now fail with EINVAL. A device with ST_LARGE_RECS enabled in lun state will also affect the results of SIOC_GET_BLOCK_LIMITS. The new max value will actually be the device limit, not 256k. MT_GET_LARGERECS - New ioctl to get current large record support setting for a lun. MT_SET_LARGERECS - New ioctl to enable/disable large record support setting for a lun. ( SR: 4701376277 DTS: SILre01452 ) Write 256K records to tape, then read back at 64K size. Unless you use MTIOCGET after every read(), you will not realize that you only read partial records. A new feature allows a user to detect cases where reading a tape record is smaller that what was actually stored on tape. The failed command will return EFBIG in errno, as well as storing residual count of how many extra bytes were detected in the tape record that were not requested. The previous tape system saved the residual information but had no capability to notify the user when the overrun condition occurred. st_fail_overruns new tunable - When non-zero, this causes stape opens to always enable ST_FAIL_OVR for lun state. Programmers can still use the ioctl MT_SET_FAILOVR to change the lun state after device open. This tunable changes the system-wide default for whether data overruns are failed. The default setting will be off. Seismic customers will need to alter the tunable and rebuild the kernel to get their desired setting. Enabling failed overruns will cause an EFBIG error as described above. MT_GET_FAILOVR - New ioctl to get fail on read overrun setting for a lun. MT_SET_FAILOVR - New ioctl to enable/disable fail on read overrun setting. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13081: We are seeing a timeout in the EPIC hardware (PCI bus converter) on highly loaded systems with large memory latencies. We changed the allocation of channels within EPIC from LIFO method to FIFO. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14536: Some devices were not already shutdown prior to the system walking the shutdown path. The fix was to make sure all devices were shutdown before this point. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14174: Compiling a program with the C++ compiler and the large files options "-D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64" or "-DLARGEFILE64_SOURCE", when including the headers in this patch, would fail. Various errors and warnings would be generated, such as using Old-Style function definitions. These new headers have been amended to work properly on C++ programs using the large files options, without causing any changes for C or non-large file C++ applications. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14703: The memory drivers, /dev/null /dev/mem /dev/kmem, are not MP safe and cause a context switch to perform all their operations on the monarch CPU. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15721: The vx_vn_bread() function holds a buffer busy while it tries to get the lock on the buffer's inode. There is a window through which another thread can obtain the inode lock and then wait for the buffer that vx_vn_bread() is holding, thus causing a deadlock. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15554: I-cache pre-fetching beyond end of procedures creates unnecessary load on the bus. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14748: None. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14135: The kernel sendfile routine assumed all buffers were from the buffer cache. For VxFS, this was incorrect. This caused buffer address dereferences for buffers that no longer existed. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14111: Two changes are included in this patch: 1) Reduce overhead by removing calls to bc_fixspace() in the 64-bit path because it is not needed. 2) Improve performance degradation when in low-memory configurations, particularly during iozone workload. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13343: Essentially, in getnewbuf, we might set a B_DELWRI buffer to B_BUSY, but later decide to NOT write it out (in fixing some deadlock problem). Rather, we will simply brelse it. If an umount process of the device or filesystem come in between the time of setting B_BUSY and brelse(), it will skip the buffer thinking that someone else is flushing it out. Later when it calls binval() assuming all buffers should have been written out, it may invalidate a dirty buffer. To re-produce the problem, you need some frequent mount/ umount as well as some heavy vxfs activities. configuring a mixed hfs/vxfs hazard tests on the same system seems to do the trick. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16794: The vm subsystem was trying to page out a page size larger then the maximum allowed I/O size. To reproduce the problem: mmap() a very large file ( we used 8 MB), touch pages, munmap() the file, process hangs. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16313: The problem was that because VxFS chains together buffers for paging, multiple I/O's for a page-out can finish at the same times on different processors. When the vx_pageio_done() routine is called, it doesn't hold the lock while it determines how many buffers are left on the chain. This can cause the final two threads to both think that they are not the last buffer in the chain and thus neither calls pageiodone() to tell the VM subsystem that the page-out is complete. This causes a process that needs to wait until the page-out is complete to hang, since the page-out will never appear to be done. To reproduce try setting up a striped LVM volume with disks from as many different I/O controllers as possible. Then create large files and do mmap() read them and close them. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16274: The floppy driver has not been supported on 64 bit 11.00 systems. However, the system would allow you to configure the pflop and fdc drivers into the system. The kernel build would then fail with unsatisfied external references for pflop_install and fdc_install. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15487: The floppy driver has not been supported on 11.00. The libhp-ux.a library contained redundant symbols for functions and data related to the floppy driver. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16144: The root cause is that that system call handling code is thrashing sr3 which needs to be saved by the callee. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15719: In saving the stack information on entry to syscallinit(), we trash the 8th argument. Only mmap64() and ptrace64() are affected by this defect, since they're the only ones with 8 arguments. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15910: Re-cut PHKL_15674 with new optimization Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15674: Code added to prevent a system pause when traversing a long clean or dirty list of buffers on a vnode in PHKL_13574 added a dummy buffer as a placeholder. This buffer was allocated from the stack of the thread doing the flush. If another thread manipulated the vnode's clean or dirty list the dummy buffer's contents would not be updated properly since the new thread's stack may not be in the same space ID. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14745: These changes improve VxFS sequential write performance. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13574: In vx_vnode_flush or vx_inval_list, there is a for-loop responsible for traversing the buf chains associated with a vnode. For a large file (>2GB), the buf chain gets pretty long and the traversing takes quite a while. Since we need to hold the vnode lock while going thought the chain, sometime we end up hold the lock for too long. This leads to the symptom described above. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13200: a.) During stress testing, the kernel panicked while processing an inode for extended op. The inode had previously been dropped and added to the vx_ifreelist. Its i_fs was null and used to set the file system active level which resulted panic. b.) A data page fault can occur in vx_iupdat(). The reason is that the i_fset and the i_fs field was set to 0 when entering this function. The inode seems to have been dropped earlier. However, there are mlinks in the fset chain that correspond to this inode. For some reason, they were not cleaned up when the inode drop occurred. This problem is due to a race condition. c.) Invalidating a buffer from vx_do_putpage could cause a hang if the caller is doing direct I/O. This is because the caller already has some buffers locked and thus the invalidation will spin forever. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15770: Run the memory diags to emulate single bit memory errors, and the LPMC log contained multiple, duplicate log entries for the single bit memory errors. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14046: Coding error causes TLB purges to be single-threaded when they do not need to be. The error was in testing "is_SPP2200" rather than "is_SP2200()", i.e., testing the value of a function pointer rather than calling the function and testing the return value. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14047: The LPMC path contains some code specific to the V-class, and this code references a CSR incorrectly, resulting in an HPMC. This V-class-specific code was necessary only to work around a deficiency in the V-class PDC, and is no longer needed. It should be removed altogether. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15555: I-cache pre-fetching beyond end of procedures creates unnecessary load on the bus. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15553: I-cache pre-fetching beyond end of procedures creates unnecessary load on the bus. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15480: EISA and HIL functionality is not supported by the 64-bit kernel. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14551: It looks like it is hanging in pa_next_address_range() in io/pa_cdio.c when the io_query for registers is being executed for(ioscan output): Class I H/W Path Driver S/W State H/W Type Desc. ========================================================= ba 0 16 bus_adapter CLAIMED BUS_NEXUS Core I/O Adptr Allows attaching an external HP-PB card cage to a HSC to HP-PB converter in a K Class system. This patch prevents D200, D210 and D310 systems from hanging/panicking when diagnostics are run. DMA was not enabled before walking lower buses. This caused the panic on boot. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14069: DMA was not enabled before walking lower buses which caused a panic on boot whenever an external HP-PB card cage was attached to a HSC to HP-PB converter in K Class systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14764: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13387: vx_inode.h contains (among other things) definitions for attribute layout. During one of the numerous integration cycles with DFS we have put in a DFS-compatible data type vxhyper_t (64 bit value). Unfortunately we overlooked the disk layout impact (at that time there weren't any vxfs filesystems with attributes). Now HP-Germany has deployed a number of OmniStore products on 10.10 and are busy moving over to 10.20. OmniStore makes extensive use of extended attributes via DMAPI interface and most of those attributes are direct. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14747: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14063: Under some corner cases which involves kill -9 of background processes, some vxfs meta buffers (map buffers) will be left in a busy and dirty state. This leads to hang any process which is directly or indirectly doing a buffer cache flush. The fix is to add a flush procedure to deal with the meta buffers via vx_logflush_thread. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13201: In the vx_olt_ilistadd() function, it is possible that the primary ilist ip is not valid and only the replicate inode is valid. We could panic with a data page fault if this condition is not checked. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17524: The previous patch, PHKL_16639 did not set the "critical" category tag, as appropriate for the defect fixed. Resolution: Added "critical" category tag to patch. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16639: The scheduler decides the system is thrashing in some occations when pageout rate is low and free memory is plenty and hence deactivates certain processes. The fix is to adjust the thrashing conditions to reflect the system workload more accurately. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17046: Since scsi1 did not set sense count to zero for ABORT_IO replies, dis30 tried to get sense data that caused the panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16952: In a hardware configuration, mirrored disks can be accessed through primary/alternate fiber channel links. If the primary link and the alternate link of a disk of the mirrored pairs are down, the other disk should continue to sending or receiving data. The problem is it fails to do so and causes an I/O hang. This patch will provide a temporary fix for this problem. In this fix, the SCSI layer will retry the FC request as long as teh FC sets a flag to ask for retrying the request. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15641: An error in disc30 caused the error to go unreported, then an error in disc3 resulted in the wrong error number being returned. The error can be reproduced by attempting to overwrite an block on a WORM drive. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15476: Under sustained high data transfer volumes, Model 30/FC disk arrays will sometimes return a higher than previously observed consecutive number of Select Timeout errors. The problem can be recreated with the hazard test tool disaster test. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14729: All SCSI timeouts were set the same for all drives. We now identify the MO drives and provide for longer timeouts for these drives. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14456: DIOC_EXCLUSIVE ioctl on HP-PB fails with 'device busy' error due to garbage contained in the un-initialized field dsc->target->open_luns. Initialization of this field was left out in d3get_target(). Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13505: An active request in disc3 driver could have a pointer to either a struct buf or struct ioctlist. However, in d3llioerr(), the pointer was always treated as pointing to struct buf. Since struct ioctlist is much smaller than struct buf, this pointer de-reference may cross the page boundary if the pointer is actually pointing to struct ioctlist and the structure happens to be located at the end of a valid page. This will lead to a data page fault panic if the following page is invalid. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13023: The caculation of physical block number for 512 bytes block is incorrectly. To reproduce it, do the following: dd if=file1 of=disk_raw_device bs=512 dd if=disk_raw_device of=file2 bs=512 diff file1 file2 Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_18123: During I/O initialization, the GSC built-in FW SCSI interface is located as a PA module and is put on the PA native module device chain. When the device is later claimed by WSIO c720 driver, it is linked to the I/O tree and has its private data area pointed to a WSIO node structure. A defect in the pa_pass_thru() code erroneously assumes a device found on the PA native module chain is a PA device and deferences a native module structure field in the wsio node structure. If the field happens to be zero, the system panics with data page fault. Resolution: Remove code to avoid getting the wrong data structure. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_16875: An HPMC error occurs when using an HSC FDDI card under conditions of simultaneous heavy traffic and IO scans. This defect is caused by the UPCIFIC chip of the card placing an invalid address on the HSC bus. This results in a bus timeout, leading to the HPMC. The solution to this is to allow the device driver to register functions to be called before and after an io scan. Additionally, functionality is added to set the ESGSC+ bit in the DINO 3 feature register, which sufficiently fixes the problem in revision 2 HSC FDDI cards. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15551: I-cache pre-fetching beyond end of procedures creates unnecessary load on the bus. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14768: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14554: When the HSC100BT performance patch (PHKL_13045/PHKL_13794) is installed on a heavily configured system (lots of I/O cards), interrupts from the HSC100BT cards may be lost. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13794: The PCI cache line register is incorrectly initialized on T600 systems, reflecting a cache-line size of 32 bytes rather then the correct size of 64 bytes. This causes the HSC FDDI driver to fail during "attach" on a T600. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13045: A single CPU was handling the interrupts from all the GSCtoPCI cards. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13870: Incorrect values were being written to port I/O registers. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14532: When MP systems with large configurations have multiple devices sharing the same interrupt bits, the following two problems are found on HP-UX 11.00: <1> interrupt handler is not called due to CPU checking in the shared interrupt handler routine. <2> shared interrupts are not distributed. As long as the system has devices sharing interrupt bits with other devices, the problem can appear on 100BT, FDDI, ioscan. For example, configuring a system with more than 15 IO devices (include FDDI, 100BT, FCMS) can reproduce this problem. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17700: ( SR: 4701408062 DTS: JAGaa43547 ) The Diag1 driver has been enhanced to return sub-vendor and sub-system information. Resolution: Code was added to retrieve the sub-vendor and sub-system information for PCI cards via PCI services. This is in addition to the configuration information already provided. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17040: ( SR: 4701402396 DTS: JAGaa22375 ) The Diag1 driver has been enhanced to provide diagnostic support for PCI cards. Resolution: Code was added to retrieve the configuration information for PCI cards via PCI services. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_17039: This change support 64 bit registers on the V2500. The fixes a problem seen by DST for Online Diags. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15622: The previous patch reserved resources needed for mapping PCI memory mapped I/O (MMIO) by sizing base address registers on PCI cards during boot. The MMIO measurement had a bug that caused the measurement to be too large. In addition, 64 bit base address registers were not sized (but needed to be). These defects impact 64 bit systems only. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15084: The kernel panics when the system does MMIO for PCI-based drivers exceeding 32 MB. On a V class with either Lowfat, ATM or X.25 cards installed on the PCI bus, the system will panic if any of these drivers tries to map more than 32 MB of memory. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15510: Some large modules fail to load with the following error message: "Overrun of module DLT or long branch stub table for module." Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15488: Function was using a 32-bit return value for both 32- and 64-bit kernels. Value was set to scale with the kernel type. Defect is only seen when Visualize EG or Visualize FX graphics cards are installed on a 64-bit systems. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14751: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14606: The ATM driver has a problem handling shared interrupts on a heavily loaded system (with many ATM cards). To resolve this, a new interface was added to enable ATM to access and set the low level interrupt attributes. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_15485: Initially only VISUALIZE-EG graphics were supported in HP-UX 11.0. This patch adds support for VISUALIZE-FX graphics. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14806: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13219: A problem with the 64 bit graphics driver in the 11.00 64 bit kernel could result in incorrect X windows behavior, system panics, or graphics console hangs if a monitor type other than monitor type 1 is configured. The monitor type can be seen and modified at the Firmware Boot Console prompt before the kernel is booted. Monitor type 1 (1280x1024 75Hz VESA) is the only monitor type which will work reliably. This problem does not exist on the 32 bit 11.00 kernel. This patch will allow the use of all available monitor types. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14767: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_13551: When a disk write fails, this will leave incorrect block information in the inode. A subsequent truncation could then attempt to free an unallocated block leading to file system corruption, data loss and system panic. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14749: None Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14464: Systems with low memory while an application tries to read/write large chunks of data will panic. This is because VxFS for performance reasons tries to perform a direct I/O. In order to achieve this, the user stack has to be grown to the amount of data requested for read/write. In case vx_dio_iovec() is passed a negative space id (meaning there is no free page left), there is no check for a 0xffffffff (-1) space id. The fix was to perform a useracc() to find out if the process has permissions to write to the page or not. If it fails, then do not perform the direct I/O and instead perform a regular I/O. NOTE: ---- After the fix, running the same application on systems with low memory and davanced JFS to perform huge read/write "should" fail with the following message: "Pid xx received a SIGSEGV for stack growth failure. Possible causes: insufficient memory or swap space, or stack size exceeded maxssiz." -- Where xx is the process id of the application performing read/write system call. Based on HP-UX patch PHKL_14426: diag2 needs to stop using eqalloc to dynamically allocate space for buffers used in PDC calls. It instead needs to declare a global variable (data array), which will then be allocated in golden memory, and use this for PDC calls. This is data corruption because the data is written to the wrong address. The data pattern will be the data returned through r_addr from PDC. diag2 does handle the other buffes (mem_addr) correctly. This problem only occurs on 64-bit systems with >3.75GB. PHKL_18803: In the getf() subroutine, the audstub_getf() subroutine is called while the process lock is held. The audstub_getf routine could go to sleep while holding the lock. Another thread could come in on the same processor, which will spin waiting for the process lock. While spinning, it doesn't let the locker thread to come in to unlock and after a while, the system panics with a "spinlock deadlock" message. Resolution: The audstub_getf() doesn't need to be called with the process lock held. The locking calls were removed. PHKL_18627: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14767 for VVOS. Resolution: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14767. Based on PHKL_14767: None Based on PHKL_13551: When a disk write fails, this will leave incorrect block information in the inode. A subsequent truncation could then attempt to free an unallocated block leading to file system corruption, data loss and system panic. PHKL_18577: On 64bit-MP systems, the external interrupt mask register gets corrupted by a call to spinunlock_usav() with an int as argument where it should've been a long. As a result, the EIEM register gets corrupted with an invalid value. The sw_alloc_proc() function detects this and as a result, produces the panic. Resolution: This patch is only needed for 64bit systems with more than one processor. It can be installed on either 32bit or 64bit-uniprocessor systems but the patch would not have any effect. PHKL_18556: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14426 for VVOS. Resolution: Ported HP-UX patch PHKL_14426. Based on PHKL_14426: diag2 needs to stop using eqalloc to dynamically allocate space for buffers used in PDC calls. It instead needs to declare a global variable (data array), which will then be allocated in golden memory, and use this for PDC calls. This is data corruption because the data is written to the wrong address. The data pattern will be the data returned through r_addr from PDC. diag2 does handle the other buffes (mem_addr) correctly. This problem only occurs on 64-bit systems with >3.75GB. 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/usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vm_text.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vm_uio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vm_vas.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vm_vfd.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vm_vhand.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(vxfs.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(wsio_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(wsio_drivers.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(wsio_scsi.o) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(wsio_util.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(dino3.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(dino_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(elroy_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(epic.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(epic_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(epic_chnl.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(epic_errors.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(h2p_iface.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(p2pb_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(pci.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(pci_cdio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libpci.a(pci_wsio.o) /usr/conf/lib/libprm.a(kern_fss.o) /usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_bmap.o) /usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_inode.o) /usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_vnops.o) OS-Core.KERN2-RUN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP: /usr/conf/master.d/core-hpux /usr/conf/master.d/fs-tune /usr/conf/master.d/pmon /usr/conf/master.d/scsi-tune /usr/conf/master.d/vm-tune /usr/conf/space.h.d/core-hpux.h /usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h /usr/conf/space.h.d/fss-space.h /usr/conf/space.h.d/scsi-tune.h /usr/conf/space.h.d/vm-tune.h what(1) Output: JournalFS.VXFS-PRG,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP: /usr/include/sys/fs/vx_inode.h: vx_inode.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:35 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205 ) $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_inode.h, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/08/04 09:51:06 $ $Revi sion: 1.7 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ vx_inode.h: $Revision: 1.10.106.4 $ $Date: 97/09/29 20:24:52 $ src/kernel/vxfs/vx_inode.h 2.44 15 Oct 1996 16:31:55 - */ fshp:src/kernel/vxfs/vx_inode.h 2.44 $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.7 kern/vxfs/vx_ino de.h, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date : 99/08/04 09:51:06 $ */ /usr/include/sys/fs/vx_param.h: vx_param.h $Date: 1998/06/22 11:48:52 $Revision: r11 ros/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15705) OS-Core.CORE-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP: /usr/conf/graf/gpu_data.h: gpu_data.h $Date: 1998/06/22 16:31:32 $Revision: r11 ros/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/conf/graf/graph3.h: graph3.h $Date: 1998/06/22 16:31:32 $Revision: r11ro s/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/conf/graf/ite.h: ite.h $Date: 1998/06/22 16:31:32 $Revision: r11ros/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/conf/graf/stirom.h: stirom.h $Date: 1998/06/22 16:31:32 $Revision: r11ro s/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/conf/h/buf.h: buf.h $Date: 1999/03/04 08:42:03 $Revision: r11ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17869) */ /usr/conf/h/debug.h: debug.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:28 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/h/dnlc.h: dnlc.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:49 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/h/fcntl.h: fcntl.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:10:47 $ $Revision: 1.34.1 06.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/conf/h/file.h: file.h $Date: 1998/08/21 01:59:51 $Revision: r11ros/ 5 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_16182) $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.17 kern/h/file.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/ 07/29 15:18:41 $ */ $Source: kern/h/file.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0 012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:18:41 $ $Revision: 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/conf/h/framebuf.h: framebuf.h $Date: 1998/06/17 17:01:53 $Revision: r11 ros/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/conf/h/fss.h: fss.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:52 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) */ /usr/conf/h/io.h: io.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:56 $Revision: r11ros/cu p_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/h/malloc.h: malloc.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:06 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.17 kern/h/malloc.h , hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 9 9/07/29 15:19:51 $ */ $Source: kern/h/malloc.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, ros e0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:19:51 $ $Revision : 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/conf/h/mman.h: $Revision: 1.19.106.4 $ */ mman.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:37 $ $Revision: 1.19.10 6.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/conf/h/mp.h: mp.h $Date: 1999/05/28 12:03:15 $Revision: r11ros/cu p_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/h/mtio.h: mtio.h $Date: 1998/12/09 15:04:53 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17091) /usr/conf/h/pregion.h: pregion.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:09 $Revision: r11r os/cup_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/h/pstat.h: pstat.h $Date: 1998/08/13 17:08:08 $Revision: r11ros /5 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_16182) /usr/conf/h/region.h: region.h $Date: 1998/04/06 16:41:18 $Revision: r11ro s/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_12965) /usr/conf/h/resource.h: resource.h $Date: 1998/06/22 11:47:27 $Revision: r11 ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15705) /usr/conf/h/semglobal.h: semglobal.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:30 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_1854 3) /usr/conf/h/spinlock.h: spinlock.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:22 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205 ) /usr/conf/h/stat.h: stat.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:43 $ $Revision: 1.36.10 6.3 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/conf/h/statvfs.h: statvfs.h: $Revision: 1.9.106.3 $ $Date: 98/02/19 11 :13:45 $ statvfs.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:45 $ $Revision: 1.9. 106.3 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/conf/h/stdsyms.h: stdsyms.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:47 $ $Revision: 1.13 .106.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/conf/h/ttrace.h: ttrace.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:25 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/h/unistd.h: $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.10 kern/h/unistd.h , hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 9 9/07/29 15:24:51 $ */ unistd.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:49 $ $Revision: 1.27. 106.7 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) $Source: kern/h/unistd.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, ros e0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:24:51 $ $Revision : 1.10 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/conf/h/user.h: $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.15 kern/h/user.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/ 07/29 15:26:32 $ */ user.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:37 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) $Source: kern/h/user.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0 012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:26:32 $ $Revision: 1.15 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/conf/h/vas.h: vas.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:42 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/h/vm_skiplist.h: vm_skiplist.h $Date: 1998/04/06 16:41:25 $Revision: r11ros/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_12965) /usr/conf/io/dma.h: dma.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:54 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/machine/cpu.h: cpu.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:12 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/machine/hdl_pfdat.h: hdl_pfdat.h $Date: 1999/05/28 12:03:15 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_1854 3) /usr/conf/machine/iodc_prf.h: iodc_prf.h $Date: 1999/05/29 16:20:51 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543 ) /usr/conf/machine/locore.h: locore.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:42 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/machine/momd.h: momd.h $Date: 1998/06/12 07:54:40 $Revision: r11ros/ 2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15510) /usr/conf/machine/param.h: param.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:20:49 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/machine/pdc_rqsts.h: pdc_rqsts.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:58 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/10 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_185 43) /usr/conf/machine/pde.h: pde.h $Date: 1999/04/28 11:41:11 $Revision: r11ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18295) /usr/conf/machine/spl.h: spl.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:36:11 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/sio/async.h: async.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:36:59 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/wsio/pci.h: pci.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:39:33 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/wsio/wsio.h: wsio.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:40:02 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) ProgSupport.C-INC,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32/64,v=HP: /usr/include/machine/cpu.h: cpu.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:12 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/machine/iodc_prf.h: iodc_prf.h $Date: 1999/05/29 16:20:51 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543 ) /usr/include/machine/locore.h: locore.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:42 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/machine/momd.h: momd.h $Date: 1998/06/12 07:54:40 $Revision: r11ros/ 2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15510) /usr/include/machine/param.h: param.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:20:49 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/machine/pdc_rqsts.h: pdc_rqsts.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:35:58 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/10 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_185 43) /usr/include/machine/pde.h: pde.h $Date: 1999/04/28 11:41:11 $Revision: r11ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18295) /usr/include/machine/spl.h: spl.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:36:11 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sio/async.h: async.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:36:59 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sys/buf.h: buf.h $Date: 1999/03/04 08:42:03 $Revision: r11ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17869) */ /usr/include/sys/debug.h: debug.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:28 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sys/dma.h: dma.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:54 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sys/dnlc.h: dnlc.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:49 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/sys/fcntl.h: fcntl.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:10:47 $ $Revision: 1.34.1 06.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/include/sys/file.h: file.h $Date: 1998/08/21 01:59:51 $Revision: r11ros/ 5 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_16182) $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.17 kern/h/file.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/ 07/29 15:18:41 $ */ $Source: kern/h/file.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0 012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:18:41 $ $Revision: 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/include/sys/framebuf.h: framebuf.h $Date: 1998/06/17 17:01:53 $Revision: r11 ros/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15485) */ /usr/include/sys/fss.h: fss.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:52 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) */ /usr/include/sys/io.h: io.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:17:56 $Revision: r11ros/cu p_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/sys/malloc.h: malloc.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:06 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.17 kern/h/malloc.h , hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 9 9/07/29 15:19:51 $ */ $Source: kern/h/malloc.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, ros e0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:19:51 $ $Revision : 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/include/sys/mman.h: $Revision: 1.19.106.4 $ */ mman.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:37 $ $Revision: 1.19.10 6.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/include/sys/mp.h: mp.h $Date: 1999/05/28 12:03:15 $Revision: r11ros/cu p_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sys/mtio.h: mtio.h $Date: 1998/12/09 15:04:53 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17091) /usr/include/sys/pci.h: pci.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:39:33 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep3_pb/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/include/sys/pregion.h: pregion.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:09 $Revision: r11r os/cup_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/sys/pstat.h: pstat.h $Date: 1998/08/13 17:08:08 $Revision: r11ros /5 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_16182) /usr/include/sys/region.h: region.h $Date: 1998/04/06 16:41:18 $Revision: r11ro s/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_12965) /usr/include/sys/resource.h: resource.h $Date: 1998/06/22 11:47:27 $Revision: r11 ros/4 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15705) /usr/include/sys/scsi_ctl.h: scsi_ctl.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:39:56 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543 ) /usr/include/sys/semglobal.h: semglobal.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:32:30 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_1854 3) /usr/include/sys/spinlock.h: spinlock.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:22 $Revision: r11 ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205 ) /usr/include/sys/stat.h: stat.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:43 $ $Revision: 1.36.10 6.3 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/include/sys/statvfs.h: statvfs.h: $Revision: 1.9.106.3 $ $Date: 98/02/19 11 :13:45 $ statvfs.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:45 $ $Revision: 1.9. 106.3 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/include/sys/stdsyms.h: stdsyms.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:47 $ $Revision: 1.13 .106.4 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) /usr/include/sys/ttrace.h: ttrace.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:25 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/sys/unistd.h: $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.10 kern/h/unistd.h , hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 9 9/07/29 15:24:51 $ */ unistd.h $Date: 98/02/19 11:13:49 $ $Revision: 1.27. 106.7 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14174) $Source: kern/h/unistd.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, ros e0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:24:51 $ $Revision : 1.10 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/include/sys/user.h: $Revision: Hewlett-Packard ISSL 1.15 kern/h/user.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/ 07/29 15:26:32 $ */ user.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:37 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep1_pb/3 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) $Source: kern/h/user.h, hpuxsysinc, vvos_rose, rose0 012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:26:32 $ $Revision: 1.15 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ */ /usr/include/sys/vas.h: vas.h $Date: 1998/12/15 09:18:42 $Revision: r11ros/c up_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/include/sys/vm_skiplist.h: vm_skiplist.h $Date: 1998/04/06 16:41:25 $Revision: r11ros/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_12965) /usr/include/sys/wsio.h: wsio.h $Date: 1999/05/10 00:40:02 $Revision: r11ros/ cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) AdvJournalFS.VXFS-ADV-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32, v=HP: /usr/conf/lib/libdmapi.a(kdm_core.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/kdm_core.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:31:51 $ $Revi sion: 1.7 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_adv.a(vx_dio.o): vx_dio.c $Date: 1999/05/10 00:38:37 $Revision: r11ro s/cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18543) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_adv.a(vx_kdmi.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_kdmi.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:34:31 $ $Revis ion: 1.7 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ JournalFS.VXFS-BASE-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP: /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_attr.o): vx_attr.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:25:56 $Revision: r11r os/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_bio1.o): vx_bio1.c $Date: 1998/07/10 07:06:15 $Revision: r11r os/9 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15910) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_bsdquota.o): vx_bsdquota.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:00 $Revision: r11ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17 205) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_config.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_config.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose , rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:32:26 $ $Rev ision: 1.14 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_dmstubs.o): vx_dmstubs.c $Date: 1998/11/03 08:00:22 $Revision: r 11ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_168 19) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_doextop.o): vx_doextop.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:12 $Revision: r 11ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_172 05) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_fset.o): vx_fset.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:20 $Revision: r11r os/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_hpuxsubr.o): vx_hpuxsubr.c $Date: 1999/05/10 00:38:40 $Revision: r11ros/cup_ros_ep3_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18 543) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_iclone.o): vx_iclone.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:23 $Revision: r1 1ros/cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_1720 5) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_iflush.o): vx_iflush.c $Date: 1999/05/10 11:20:55 $Revision: r1 1ros/9 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18531) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_inode.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_inode.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 16:07:16 $ $Revi sion: 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_itrunc.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_itrunc.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose , rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 16:07:44 $ $Rev ision: 1.18 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_mount.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_mount.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:35:01 $ $Revi sion: 1.17 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_oltmount.o): vx_oltmount.c $Date: 1999/02/24 10:18:13 $Revision: r11ros/7 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17869) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_ted.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_ted.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, r ose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:35:34 $ $Revisi on: 1.13 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_tran.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_tran.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:36:03 $ $Revis ion: 1.15 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_vfsops.o): vx_vfsops.c $Date: 1999/05/10 11:02:46 $Revision: r1 1ros/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18531) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_vm.o): vx_vm.c $Date: 1998/12/15 09:26:50 $Revision: r11ros /cup_ros_ep1_pb/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_17205) /usr/conf/lib/libvxfs_base.a(vx_vnops.o): $Source: kern/vxfs/vx_vnops.c, hpuxsysvx, vvos_rose, rose0012 $ $Date: 99/07/29 15:36:34 $ $Revi sion: 1.29 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_19142) $ /usr/conf/master.d/vxfs: vxfs $Date: 1999/04/01 06:42:14 $Revision: r11ros/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_18141) VirtualVaultOS.VVOS-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP: /usr/conf/lib/libsec.a(sec_alloc.o): $Source: kern/sec/sec_alloc.c, sysmisc, vvos_rose, r ose0004 $ $Date: 99/05/12 11:33:04 $ $Revisi on: 1.40 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_18577) $ OS-Core.CORE2-KRN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_32,v=HP: /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(fifo_vnops.o): $Source: kern/nfs/fifo_vnops.c, hpuxsysnfs, vvos_ros e, rose0004 $ $Date: 99/05/14 09:39:34 $ $Re vision: 1.19 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_18577) $ /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(sec_fifo.o): $Source: kern/nfs/sec_fifo.c, sysfs, vvos_rose, rose 0004 $ $Date: 99/05/12 14:23:14 $ $Revision: 1.10 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_18577) $ /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(sec_pipe.o): $Source: kern/sys/sec_pipe.c, sysfs, vvos_rose, rose 0004 $ $Date: 99/05/12 14:20:32 $ $Revision: 1.10 PATCH_11.04 (PHKL_18577) $ /usr/conf/lib/libdlkm.a(mod_obj.o): mod_obj.c $Date: 1998/06/12 12:47:47 $Revision: r11r os/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15510) /usr/conf/lib/libdlkm.a(mod_objmd.o): mod_objmd.c $Date: 1998/06/12 07:54:40 $Revision: r1 1ros/2 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15510) /usr/conf/lib/libdlkm.a(modctl.o): None /usr/conf/lib/libdlkm.a(modinit.o): modinit.c $Date: 1998/06/12 12:23:36 $Revision: r11r os/1 PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_15510) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(aio_subr.o): aio_subr.c $Date: 98/02/05 18:00:13 $ $Revision: 1.3.106.10 $ PATCH_11.00 (PHKL_14088) /usr/conf/lib/libhp-ux.a(aio_syscall.o): aio_syscall.c $Date: 98/02/05 18:07:19 $ $Revision: 1.3.106.8 $ 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/usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_bmap.o) 860656385 62320 /usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_inode.o) 4005090650 68160 /usr/conf/lib/libufs.a(ufs_vnops.o) OS-Core.KERN2-RUN,fr=B.11.04,fa=HP-UX_B.11.04_64,v=HP: 546014862 18946 /usr/conf/master.d/core-hpux 456940415 951 /usr/conf/master.d/fs-tune 2386882184 490 /usr/conf/master.d/pmon 3420255824 1241 /usr/conf/master.d/scsi-tune 2448627391 260 /usr/conf/master.d/vm-tune 599363583 22773 /usr/conf/space.h.d/core-hpux.h 2717228635 1742 /usr/conf/space.h.d/fs-tune.h 86998728 419 /usr/conf/space.h.d/fss-space.h 2496279359 1603 /usr/conf/space.h.d/scsi-tune.h 3498856025 407 /usr/conf/space.h.d/vm-tune.h Patch Conflicts: None Patch Dependencies: s700: 11.04: PHCO_18789 PHKL_19440 PHKL_19441 PHKL_19143 PHCO_19497 s800: 11.04: PHCO_18789 PHKL_19440 PHKL_19441 PHKL_19143 PHCO_19497 Hardware Dependencies: None Other Dependencies: None Supersedes: PHKL_18627 PHKL_18556 PHKL_18803 PHKL_18577 Equivalent Patches: PHKL_18543: s700: 11.00 s800: 11.00 Patch Package Size: 19900 KBytes Installation Instructions: Please review all instructions and the Hewlett-Packard SupportLine User Guide or your Hewlett-Packard support terms and conditions for precautions, scope of license, restrictions, and, limitation of liability and warranties, before installing this patch. ------------------------------------------------------------ 1. Back up your system before installing a patch. 2. Login as root. 3. Copy the patch to the /tmp directory. 4. Move to the /tmp directory and unshar the patch: cd /tmp sh PHKL_19142 5. Run swinstall to install the patch: swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x patch_match_target=true \ -s /tmp/PHKL_19142.depot By default swinstall will archive the original software in /var/adm/sw/save/PHKL_19142. If you do not wish to retain a copy of the original software, use the patch_save_files option: swinstall -x autoreboot=true -x patch_match_target=true \ -x patch_save_files=false -s /tmp/PHKL_19142.depot WARNING: If patch_save_files is false when a patch is installed, the patch cannot be deinstalled. Please be careful when using this feature. For future reference, the contents of the PHKL_19142.text file is available in the product readme: swlist -l product -a readme -d @ /tmp/PHKL_19142.depot To put this patch on a magnetic tape and install from the tape drive, use the command: dd if=/tmp/PHKL_19142.depot of=/dev/rmt/0m bs=2k Special Installation Instructions: If you install the AdvancedJFS product (AdvJournalFS.VXFS-ADV-KRN), it is imperative that this patch be reinstalled immediately after installing the AdvancedJFS product. This will cause the fileset PHKL_19142.VXFS-ADV-KRN to be installed. When reinstalling this patch, you must not specify any force install options. NOTE: VVOS does not support OnlineJFS. Please apply this patch along with command patch PHCO_18789. Failure to do so, ie. applying one without the other, will result in fsck failure, or even fsck corrupting the filesystem. The new features in PHKL_13552 are only supported for V-Class 64-bit systems. Non-V-Class systems can install this patch with no impact to those systems. The following patches rely on PHKL_13552 to enable certain features: HP-UX patch PHCO_13606: SAM recognition of new tunables HP-UX patch PHCO_13571: insf, mksf, lssf recognize new devices HP-UX patch PHCO_13494: fbackup/frecover recognize new devices To enable large record support on V-Class systems, you will need to set the following tunables: scsi_maxphys 16777215 st_large_recs 1 NOTE: VVOS does not support the V-Class systems. To enable failed data overruns where stape reads are shorter than the actual record size, use: st_fail_overruns 1 Installing HP-UX patch PHKL_17040 on PCI based systems will add diag1 to the /stand/system file and create the /dev/diag/diag1 device file. Removing PHKL_17040 will delete diag1 from /stand/system file and remove the /dev/diag/diag1 device file from the system. Installing/Removing any patch superseding HP-UX patch PHKL_17040 will leave the system in the state it was prior to installing the patch. It may be necessary to boot on a backup kernel to recover from the boot hang before installing this fix.