Need advice on JVM GC tuning for server jdk 1.5.0_08

We are getting full GC , can you suggest optimal GC for the following logs:
/usr/java1.5/jdk1.5.0_08/bin/java -server -Xms2048m -Xmx2048m -XX:NewSize=512m -XX:SurvivorRatio=8 -Xss1024k -verbosegc -XX:+PrintGCDetails -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -Xverify:none
Any help on this is much appreciated.
Machine configuration: SunOS sunqa14 5.9 Generic_122300-11 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-V490
16GB RAM
Logs:
jstat:
S0 S1 E O P YGC YGCT FGC FGCT GCT
0.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 100 1433.749 1493.416
0.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 100 1433.749 1493.416
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.27 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.25 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
0.00 0.46 100.00 100.00 92.25 227 59.667 101 1488.409 1548.075
jstat -gc -h10 6999 5000
S0C S1C S0U S1U EC EU OC OU PC PU YGC YGCT FGC FGCT GCT
52416.0 52416.0 0.0 11647.4 419456.0 419456.0 1572864.0 1572864.0 65536.0 60820.6 227 59.667 130 2362.179 2421.845
52416.0 52416.0 0.0 11647.4 419456.0 419456.0 1572864.0 1572864.0 65536.0 60820.6 227 59.667 130 2362.179 2421.845
JVM Log:
Wed Jan 30 11:37:05 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453639K->50921K(471872K), 0.1436461 secs] 1917568K->1547596K(2044736K), 0.1443349 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:11 2008 [GC [ParNew (promotion failed): 468598K->468598K(471872K), 1.8641987 secs][CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 7.461/9.515 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:34 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1135040K(1572864K)] 1504751K(2044736K), 1.4398292 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:34 2008 [GC [ParNew: 419456K->34513K(471872K), 0.0505376 secs] 1554496K->1169553K(2044736K), 0.0510025 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:36 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453969K->38664K(471872K), 0.1180552 secs] 1589009K->1207066K(2044736K), 0.1186774 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:39 2008 [GC [ParNew: 458120K->52416K(471872K), 0.1515641 secs] 1626522K->1278214K(2044736K), 0.1521593 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:41 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.1179707 secs] 1697670K->1320220K(2044736K), 0.1185825 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:43 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->38642K(471872K), 0.0988074 secs] 1739676K->1341336K(2044736K), 0.0994124 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:45 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 254064 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.1704642 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0065020 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1302694K(1572864K)] 1556759K(2044736K), 0.1772815 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:46 2008 [GC [ParNew: 454510K->52416K(471872K), 0.1342642 secs] 1756914K->1428907K(2044736K), 0.1348473 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:48 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.1241886 secs] 1845637K->1479436K(2044736K), 0.1247908 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:50 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1371478K(1572864K)] 1579955K(2044736K), 0.7604793 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:52 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->30019K(471872K), 0.1195330 secs] 1843350K->1445400K(2044736K), 0.1201688 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:53 2008 [GC [ParNew: 449475K->52416K(471872K), 0.1488088 secs] 1864856K->1533847K(2044736K), 0.1493724 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:55 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->40175K(471872K), 0.1113415 secs] 1953303K->1565333K(2044736K), 0.1119462 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:37:58 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 8.370/8.785 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:20 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 847614K(1572864K)] 1017147K(2044736K), 0.7411879 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:21 2008 [GC [ParNew: 419456K->42380K(471872K), 0.0606035 secs] 1267070K->889995K(2044736K), 0.0611185 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:24 2008 [GC [ParNew: 461836K->41448K(471872K), 0.1214647 secs] 1309451K->923147K(2044736K), 0.1220612 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:27 2008 [GC [ParNew: 460904K->26320K(471872K), 0.1167474 secs] 1342603K->939817K(2044736K), 0.1173303 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:30 2008 [GC [ParNew: 445776K->25145K(471872K), 0.1211157 secs] 1359273K->964325K(2044736K), 0.1217918 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:32 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 243789 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.2186439 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0064803 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 939180K(1572864K)] 1182969K(2044736K), 0.2254980 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:33 2008 [GC [ParNew: 444601K->38299K(471872K), 0.1633982 secs] 1383774K->977472K(2044736K), 0.1639505 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:35 2008 [GC [ParNew: 457755K->52416K(471872K), 0.1369812 secs] 1396529K->1016660K(2044736K), 0.1376227 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:39 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->25388K(471872K), 0.1282334 secs] 1428579K->1025011K(2044736K), 0.1290191 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:39 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 999623K(1572864K)] 1025100K(2044736K), 0.1327999 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:42 2008 [GC [ParNew: 444844K->52416K(471872K), 0.1134219 secs] 1444467K->1065354K(2044736K), 0.1140572 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:44 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->38722K(471872K), 0.1394773 secs] 1484810K->1092515K(2044736K), 0.1400517 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:46 2008 [GC [ParNew: 458178K->18128K(471872K), 0.0984879 secs] 1511971K->1099725K(2044736K), 0.0990476 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:49 2008 [GC [ParNew: 437584K->44603K(471872K), 0.0814356 secs] 1519181K->1126200K(2044736K), 0.0820295 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:51 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 267215 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.2750717 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0072686 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1081596K(1572864K)] 1348812K(2044736K), 0.2827848 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:53 2008 [GC [ParNew: 464059K->19766K(471872K), 0.1395991 secs] 1539096K->1133163K(2044736K), 0.1402079 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:38:56 2008 [GC [ParNew: 439222K->39508K(471872K), 0.0807405 secs] 1392528K->992814K(2044736K), 0.0813100 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:00 2008 [GC [ParNew: 458964K->42394K(471872K), 0.1101223 secs] 1412270K->1009976K(2044736K), 0.1108390 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:02 2008 [GC [ParNew: 461850K->52416K(471872K), 0.1180166 secs] 1429432K->1036653K(2044736K), 0.1185778 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:05 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->24341K(471872K), 0.1410930 secs] 1456109K->1047609K(2044736K), 0.1417359 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:06 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1023268K(1572864K)] 1047649K(2044736K), 0.1203626 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:09 2008 [GC [ParNew: 443797K->46181K(471872K), 0.0837068 secs] 1467065K->1069450K(2044736K), 0.0842785 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:12 2008 [GC [ParNew: 465637K->37294K(471872K), 0.1278787 secs] 1488906K->1081856K(2044736K), 0.1285108 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:15 2008 [GC [ParNew: 456750K->36329K(471872K), 0.0960060 secs] 1501312K->1094399K(2044736K), 0.0966904 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:17 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 258952 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.2119653 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0070739 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1058069K(1572864K)] 1317022K(2044736K), 0.2194887 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:18 2008 [GC [ParNew: 455785K->31940K(471872K), 0.0985400 secs] 1498936K->1091112K(2044736K), 0.0990794 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:21 2008 [GC [ParNew: 451396K->37071K(471872K), 0.0974867 secs] 1375600K->973486K(2044736K), 0.0982494 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:25 2008 [GC [ParNew: 456527K->39729K(471872K), 0.1065654 secs] 1290871K->886162K(2044736K), 0.1072752 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:27 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459185K->36261K(471872K), 0.0893575 secs] 1305618K->894862K(2044736K), 0.0899868 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:30 2008 [GC [ParNew: 455713K->34176K(471872K), 0.0965408 secs] 1314313K->907523K(2044736K), 0.0971215 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:33 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453632K->40090K(471872K), 0.0850140 secs] 1326979K->922362K(2044736K), 0.0856684 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:36 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459546K->33921K(471872K), 0.0920691 secs] 1341818K->929243K(2044736K), 0.0927116 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:41 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453366K->39447K(471872K), 0.0891585 secs] 1348688K->946978K(2044736K), 0.0898011 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:43 2008 [GC [ParNew: 458903K->39873K(471872K), 0.1075901 secs] 1366434K->962637K(2044736K), 0.1082269 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:48 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459329K->33675K(471872K), 0.0899069 secs] 1382093K->971936K(2044736K), 0.0905719 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:51 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453131K->32595K(471872K), 0.0862422 secs] 1391392K->983747K(2044736K), 0.0868252 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:53 2008 [GC [ParNew: 452051K->34027K(471872K), 0.0794638 secs] 1403203K->997950K(2044736K), 0.0801075 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:56 2008 [GC [ParNew: 453483K->38709K(471872K), 0.0752146 secs] 1417406K->1013994K(2044736K), 0.0757912 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:39:59 2008 [GC [ParNew: 458165K->33399K(471872K), 0.0740780 secs] 1433450K->1022982K(2044736K), 0.0746687 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:01 2008 [GC [ParNew: 452855K->30304K(471872K), 0.0702377 secs] 1442438K->1033917K(2044736K), 0.0707692 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:04 2008 [GC [ParNew: 449749K->36843K(471872K), 0.0696316 secs] 1453362K->1050603K(2044736K), 0.0702528 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:06 2008 [GC [ParNew: 456299K->42902K(471872K), 0.0763071 secs] 1470059K->1067207K(2044736K), 0.0769026 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:06 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1024304K(1572864K)] 1067315K(2044736K), 0.1261757 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:09 2008 [GC [ParNew: 462358K->39718K(471872K), 0.0813920 secs] 1486663K->1080612K(2044736K), 0.0819663 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:12 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459174K->39871K(471872K), 0.0878423 secs] 1500068K->1096910K(2044736K), 0.0884660 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:14 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459327K->39905K(471872K), 0.0798907 secs] 1516366K->1108690K(2044736K), 0.0804243 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:16 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 252550 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.2042397 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0098207 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1068785K(1572864K)] 1321336K(2044736K), 0.2144416 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:17 2008 [GC [ParNew: 459361K->35354K(471872K), 0.0776625 secs] 1479738K->1069362K(2044736K), 0.0781491 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:20 2008 [GC [ParNew: 454810K->41117K(471872K), 0.0603852 secs] 1303799K->900180K(2044736K), 0.0610487 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:23 2008 [GC [ParNew: 460573K->37820K(471872K), 0.0681157 secs] 1185047K->790918K(2044736K), 0.0687268 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:27 2008 [GC [ParNew: 457276K->48676K(471872K), 0.0562836 secs] 1210374K->826901K(2044736K), 0.0569328 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:32 2008 [GC [ParNew: 468132K->52416K(471872K), 0.0562403 secs] 1246357K->874685K(2044736K), 0.0566999 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:40:40 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->2258K(471872K), 0.0354503 secs] 1294141K->875337K(2044736K), 0.0359260 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:41:24 2008 [GC [ParNew: 421714K->7053K(471872K), 0.0390861 secs] 1294793K->880132K(2044736K), 0.0396121 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:41:36 2008 [GC [ParNew: 426509K->13440K(471872K), 0.0363743 secs] 1299588K->886519K(2044736K), 0.0367417 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:41:41 2008 [GC [ParNew: 432886K->22359K(471872K), 0.0416845 secs] 1305965K->895438K(2044736K), 0.0421450 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:41:48 2008 [GC [ParNew: 441815K->10460K(471872K), 0.0314806 secs] 1314894K->883539K(2044736K), 0.0318517 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:42:00 2008 [GC [ParNew: 429916K->20447K(471872K), 0.0509939 secs] 1302995K->893526K(2044736K), 0.0514321 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:42:06 2008 [GC [ParNew: 439903K->14344K(471872K), 0.0381399 secs] 1312982K->887423K(2044736K), 0.0386286 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:43:14 2008 [GC [ParNew: 433800K->15162K(471872K), 0.0437666 secs] 1306879K->888242K(2044736K), 0.0441908 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:43:26 2008 [GC [ParNew: 434618K->14522K(471872K), 0.0399371 secs] 1307698K->887602K(2044736K), 0.0404004 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:43:51 2008 [GC [ParNew: 433978K->16439K(471872K), 0.0453888 secs] 1307058K->889518K(2044736K), 0.0457979 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:45:02 2008 [GC [ParNew: 435895K->18480K(471872K), 0.0494928 secs] 1308974K->891559K(2044736K), 0.0499442 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:46:28 2008 [GC [ParNew: 437936K->19285K(471872K), 0.0481679 secs] 1311015K->892364K(2044736K), 0.0486022 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:48:10 2008 [GC [ParNew: 438741K->20103K(471872K), 0.0492472 secs] 1311820K->893182K(2044736K), 0.0497209 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:55:56 2008 [GC [ParNew: 439559K->26343K(471872K), 0.0639467 secs] 1312638K->899423K(2044736K), 0.0644261 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:58:34 2008 [GC [ParNew: 445799K->45864K(471872K), 0.1098820 secs] 1318879K->918943K(2044736K), 0.1106283 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:58:42 2008 [GC [ParNew: 465320K->52416K(471872K), 0.2582323 secs] 1338399K->960024K(2044736K), 0.2589628 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:58:51 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->30191K(471872K), 0.2642999 secs] 1379480K->986359K(2044736K), 0.2649799 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:00 2008 [GC [ParNew: 449647K->48249K(471872K), 0.2364792 secs] 1405815K->1032481K(2044736K), 0.2371452 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:05 2008 [GC [ParNew: 467701K->38174K(471872K), 0.2691141 secs] 1451933K->1068730K(2044736K), 0.2698511 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:10 2008 [GC [ParNew: 457614K->42454K(471872K), 0.2232381 secs] 1488170K->1105639K(2044736K), 0.2239555 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:15 2008 [GC [ParNew: 461910K->41391K(471872K), 0.1796227 secs] 1525095K->1129677K(2044736K), 0.1802936 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:15 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1088285K(1572864K)] 1129880K(2044736K), 0.2226211 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:20 2008 [GC [ParNew: 460847K->51660K(471872K), 0.2645770 secs] 1549133K->1176839K(2044736K), 0.2652639 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:25 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 269796 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.4061631 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0131817 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1125179K(1572864K)] 1394976K(2044736K), 0.4199963 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:27 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471116K->29774K(471872K), 0.2627364 secs] 1454069K->1060279K(2044736K), 0.2634281 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:35 2008 [GC [ParNew: 449230K->40784K(471872K), 0.1668857 secs] 997826K->614652K(2044736K), 0.1675041 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:42 2008 [GC [ParNew: 460240K->52416K(471872K), 0.2357239 secs] 1034108K->661056K(2044736K), 0.2364077 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:50 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.3524360 secs] 1080512K->724231K(2044736K), 0.3531206 secs]
Wed Jan 30 11:59:57 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.3752594 secs] 1143687K->770664K(2044736K), 0.3759189 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:04 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.4667337 secs] 1190120K->844224K(2044736K), 0.4675040 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:12 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.4725095 secs] 1263680K->896271K(2044736K), 0.4732248 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:17 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.2675103 secs] 1315727K->940142K(2044736K), 0.2681190 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:23 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.2949346 secs] 1359598K->990699K(2044736K), 0.2955673 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:30 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.4869093 secs] 1410155K->1085446K(2044736K), 0.4875617 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:30 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1033030K(1572864K)] 1086484K(2044736K), 0.3471253 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:37 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.4432402 secs] 1504902K->1162518K(2044736K), 0.4438753 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:40 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 266975 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.4240395 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0089627 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1110102K(1572864K)] 1377078K(2044736K), 0.4333546 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:43 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.5059474 secs] 1450298K->1113554K(2044736K), 0.5066177 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:50 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.5216950 secs] 1310379K->993989K(2044736K), 0.5223968 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:50 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 941573K(1572864K)] 994127K(2044736K), 0.3538952 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:00:58 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.5366053 secs] 1413445K->1091605K(2044736K), 0.5373430 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:05 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.5894867 secs] 1511061K->1199525K(2044736K), 0.5902218 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:08 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 265969 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.4254336 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0060829 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1147109K(1572864K)] 1413079K(2044736K), 0.4319264 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:12 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.5562123 secs] 1582932K->1269950K(2044736K), 0.5570848 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:18 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1142285K(1572864K)] 1492555K(2044736K), 1.5458902 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:20 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.6272012 secs] 1614157K->1311250K(2044736K), 0.6279670 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:27 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.6626169 secs] 1730706K->1434081K(2044736K), 0.6634814 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:34 2008 [GC [ParNew: 471872K->52416K(471872K), 0.6796886 secs] 1853537K->1557040K(2044736K), 0.6805800 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:36 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 165004 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 0.4001116 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0046134 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1504624K(1572864K)] 1669629K(2044736K), 0.4050895 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:01:41 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-sweep: 5.777/5.780 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:02:15 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1410304K(1572864K)] 1411156K(2044736K), 0.0503389 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:02:25 2008 [GC [ParNew: 419456K->52415K(471872K), 0.7439289 secs] 1829760K->1593516K(2044736K), 0.7448134 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:02:34 2008 [GC[YG occupancy: 323133 K (471872 K)][Rescan (parallel) , 1.8327726 secs][weak refs processing, 0.0042858 secs] [1 CMS-remark: 1541100K(1572864K)] 1864233K(2044736K), 1.8376496 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:02:40 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-sweep: 6.422/6.425 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:03:21 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 1757212K(2044736K), 1.1789961 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:03:39 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 18.562/18.596 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:04:23 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2014518K(2044736K), 1.7378059 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:04:39 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.761/16.793 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:05:22 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2016854K(2044736K), 1.8888413 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:05:39 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.676/16.808 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:06:21 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2017872K(2044736K), 2.0253465 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:06:38 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.588/16.689 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:07:22 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2018957K(2044736K), 2.1084195 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:07:38 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.391/16.396 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:08:29 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor156]
Wed Jan 30 12:08:53 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1992333K(2044736K), 2.0261660 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:09:09 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.596/16.872 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:10:01 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedConstructorAccessor110]
Wed Jan 30 12:10:41 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor104]
Wed Jan 30 12:11:41 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure): 1572863K->1572863K(1572864K), 32.0232138 secs] 1992319K->1902168K(2044736K), [CMS Perm : 59906K->59906K(65536K)], 32.0237511 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:11:43 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1992385K(2044736K), 2.0651044 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:12:00 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 16.155/16.701 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:12:42 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 1997417K(2044736K), 2.1286394 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:12:58 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.865/15.956 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:13:40 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1993629K(2044736K), 2.0746194 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:13:56 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.472/15.611 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:14:38 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1992881K(2044736K), 2.0957309 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:14:53 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.023/15.147 secs]
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Wed Jan 30 12:15:51 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.567/15.669 secs]
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Wed Jan 30 12:20:17 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.023/15.032 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:20:59 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 1998991K(2044736K), 2.3309766 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:21:15 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.150/15.434 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:21:58 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1992324K(2044736K), 2.3669579 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:22:14 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.476/15.652 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:22:58 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2010525K(2044736K), 2.4469279 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:23:13 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.048/15.159 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:23:58 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2005128K(2044736K), 2.4777276 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:24:13 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.047/15.201 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:24:58 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 2026411K(2044736K), 2.6015117 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:25:13 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 14.984/14.989 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:25:59 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2020814K(2044736K), 2.6639212 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:26:14 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 14.950/14.956 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:27:08 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor1112]
Wed Jan 30 12:27:38 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1992578K(2044736K), 2.6155986 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:27:53 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.122/15.132 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:28:40 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2025056K(2044736K), 2.7087079 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:28:55 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 14.971/14.975 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:29:48 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor259]
Wed Jan 30 12:30:13 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 1999194K(2044736K), 2.6426390 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:30:28 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.064/15.074 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:31:14 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2023193K(2044736K), 2.6810059 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:31:29 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.049/15.203 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:32:22 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor280]
Wed Jan 30 12:32:47 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1996558K(2044736K), 2.6161602 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:33:02 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.126/15.319 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:33:57 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor307]
Wed Jan 30 12:34:21 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 1994059K(2044736K), 2.6139908 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:34:37 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.148/15.287 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:35:31 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor319]
Wed Jan 30 12:35:56 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2009179K(2044736K), 2.6988092 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:36:11 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.071/15.240 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:36:59 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2020460K(2044736K), 2.7390556 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:37:14 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.028/15.130 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:38:08 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor1134]
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Wed Jan 30 12:38:48 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.086/15.113 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:39:35 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572864K(1572864K)] 2029516K(2044736K), 2.7862393 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:39:50 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 14.981/14.988 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:40:44 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor386]
Wed Jan 30 12:41:09 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2016583K(2044736K), 2.7567749 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:41:24 2008 [Full GC [CMS[CMS-concurrent-mark: 15.071/15.183 secs]
Wed Jan 30 12:42:19 2008 [Full GC [CMS (concurrent mode failure)[Unloading class sun.reflect.GeneratedSerializationConstructorAccessor403]
Wed Jan 30 12:42:43 2008 [GC [1 CMS-initial-mark: 1572863K(1572864K)] 2003893K(2044736K), 2.6675086 secs]

Thanks Much! for the reply.
The issue has been resolved by having following JVM Options set to our env:
-Xms1024m -Xmx2048m -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -XX:NewSize=512m -XX:SurvivorRatio=12 -verbosegc -XX:+PrintGCDetails -XX:+UseTLAB -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:MaxTenuringThreshold=0 -XX:+DisableExplicitGC -Dsun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval=6000 -Dsun.rmi.dgc.client.gcInterval=6000
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looking to use and access.
Also can your user still connect to the server: technically speaking yes, CALS are not like license keys you cannot activate them it is effectively a piece of
paper to say you have purchased X amount CALS and your compliant to allow your users to connect. So you can connect with out purchasing but you will not be compliant from a licensing standpoint.
Hope this helps to some degree!
Cheers,
Harry

Need advice on choosing laser printer for use w/Illustrator

I know there are a few other threads out there on printers but I'm hoping to get answers specific to my situation. I need a laser printer that isn't astronomically priced and as big as a warehouse. Basically we send all our stuff to outside printers, but need a good printer for proofing our work. Currently using an HP 4200n supplied to us (4 artists) by our company. We'd like to get a printer just for the artists, which will give us better quality than this one which seems a basic office printer.
We're also printing on basic office paper - what type paper would you recommend for graphics to look clean and sharp?
Criteria are:
1 - higher resolution - up to 1200dpi
2 - color preferred but not necessary
3 - wysiwyg so it will match what we're doing on screen (95% of our work is grayscale graphics)
4 - not so costly the company will refuse to purchase for us (initial cost and supplies)
Thanks to all who reply - also like to hear what to stay away from.

To Jacob's advice, I would add...
1. If you have the choice between genuine Adobe PostScript and a third-party emulation, go for the former. Unfortunately, this will cost you more money.
2. Unless you are dealing only with small-sized printed pieces -- that is to say, smaller than letter-size -- you really need to consider a large-format (e.g., tabloid size) laser. If your laser maxes out at letter-size (or legal-size) and your printed piece trims to letter-size, you'll need to reduce output to print out things like spreads, bleeds, printer's marks, etc. And if you can't proof at 100 percent (i.e., actual size), that's a huge disadvantage. Yes, you could print things out in sections and tape them together, but that will get old fast. Unfortunately, a tabloid-size PostScript laser will really set you back some bucks... not to mention some serious desktop real estate.
If you are budget-constrained, you should probably not rule out inkjet options.

Need advice on Hardware & Disk Setup for Premiere Pro CS6

I am about to purchase a Mac Pro and after reading threads on hardware requirements & different disk setups I am still a little unsure which way to go. If someone could point me in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Firstly this system will be used primarily for the following tasks: Editing AVCHD media (Sony HDR-XR550) and burning to disk with light editing, Creating Web Videos from AVCHD Media, editing images in Ps & Lr. This is strictly a hobby for me and I will also use the machice for some light AutoCad work.
The current system specs are as follows:
3.33GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon processor, 16GB (4x4GB) RAM, Bay 1: 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s, Bay 2: 512GB SSD, Bay 3: 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s, Bay 4: 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s, ATI Radeon HD 5870 1GB, Two 18x SuperDrives.
My questions are:
1.     Reading the thread on Generic Guidelines for Disk Setup I plan to use the 4 Disk setup described. If I only have 1 SSD, should I make it C: D: E: or F:? My priority would be the editing speed rather than the exporting speed.
2.     If I can stretch my budget to include another SSD then again, should I make it C: D: E: or F:?
Thanks in advance for any advice.

Hi Harm (& Jim),
After much deliberation I agree with you and Jim. I am not sure what I was thinking!
I have decided to build my own machine based around your reccomendations in previous posts. Could you please look over the system specifications and offer any suggestions or comments?
Chassis
Lian Li PC-A77
$ 375.00
PSU
Corsair CMPSU-850AX Professional Series Gold AX850 PSU
$ 210.00
Motherboard
Asus P9x79 WS Motherboard
$ 469.00
CPU
Intel Core i7 3930K 3.2GHz CPU
$ 615.00
CPU cooler
Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO Universal CPU Cooler
$ 40.00
RAM
G.Skill Ripjaws X F3-12800CL10Q-32GBXL 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3
$ 285.00
GPU
Gigabyte GV-N66TOC-2GD NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2048M
$ 319.00
Disk
SAMSUNG MMSASSD840P128 SAMSUNG 840 PRO SERIES 128GB SSD
$ 135.00
Disk
(3 of) Western Digital WD VelociRaptor 1TB 10,000RPM SATA 6.0Gb/s Hard Drives
Owned
Disk
(2 of) Western Digital WD Black WD2002FAEX 3.5" 2TB SATA 6.0Gb/s Hard Drives
$ 320.00
Burner
LG BH16NS40.AYBU10B LGE OEM BH16NS40 BLK BluRay Burner, 14xBD-R Read/ Write, 16xDVD+-R Read/ Write, SATA, Silt Play, M-Disc Support [BH16NS40.AYBU10B]
$ 88.00
TOTAL BUILD COST in Australian Dollars
$ 2856.00
I have a few questions if you would be kind enough to help.
Is the RAM specified compatible with the rest of my system?
Do you think the GPU is over spec? Could you recommend an alternative if so?
What would be the optimal disk configuration with the proposed disks? I would consider another WD Black if it would make a significant difference.
Do you have any other suggestions where this system could be improved whilst keeping the budget around the same value?
Many thanks,
Rich

Need advice about second graphics card for PowerPC G5

My boss bought me a second monitor for our office computer, so we can use two monitors on one computer. The problem is we need a second graphics card to handle the second monitor and I'm not sure what to buy.
The computer is a Dual 2.7 GHz Power PC G5.
The second monitor that my boss gave me is a View Sonic HD Widescreen LCD with a DVI-D single link connector.
What should we buy to make all of this work together? The company I work for is very cheap, so we need to do this rather inexpensively.

You don't need a second card (which would kill several advanced features on the main card anyway) but a card with two appropriate output connectors.
What card is in the machine at present? Open System Profiler in /Applications/Utilities and click on the Graphics/Displays item under Hardware, viz. this screen grab:
The top bold-face line will have the information you need, plus if two monitors are supported (which I am betting is true) one of the displays entries will be "No Display Connected." I am pretty sure that any card that came with the 2.7 originally has two video connectors, probably DVI. According to the specs listed on the Power Macintosh specs pages, the 2.7 base card had a single-link and dual-link pair of DVI connectors.

Need advice on new hard drive for Time Machine, and have Firewire questions

I have an Intel iMac 2.66GHz with 500GB internal drive. I am going to buy an OWC 1TB drive to use for Time Machine.
I also have an older 160GB external drive with Firewire 400. I'd like to continue using it for extra storage, and would like both the iMac's internal drive and the 160GB external drive to be backed up to the new drive.
OWC's 1TB drive is available with Firewire 400 & USB 2. For an additional $30, it will also have Firewire 800. If I get the Firewire 800 drive and daisy-chain the iMac > new 1TB drive > old 160GB drive, will the iMac to 1TB drive run at 800, or will the 160GB drive's limitation of Firewire 400 pull the speed of the whole connection down to 400? (If the latter is true, then it would be a waste of money to get Firewire 800.)
Also, will it make much difference whether I use Firewire 800 or 400 for a drive dedicated to Time Machine?
Finally, the 1TB drive with a 32MB cache costs $20 more than one with a 16MB cache. Is a 32MB cache worth the extra expense for using with Time Machine?
Thanks!
Message was edited by: Patrick Houlihan

Patrick Houlihan wrote:
If I get the Firewire 800 drive and daisy-chain the iMac > new 1TB drive > old 160GB drive, will the iMac to 1TB drive run at 800, or will the 160GB drive's limitation of Firewire 400 pull the speed of the whole connection down to 400? (If the latter is true, then it would be a waste of money to get Firewire 800.)
I believe it will operate the entire bus at the slowest speed, but can't say for sure.
Finally, the 1TB drive with a 32MB cache costs $20 more than one with a 16MB cache. Is a 32MB cache worth the extra expense for using with Time Machine?
I went with the cheaper, smaller cache OWC drives for my backups on the theory that if caches speed repeated access of the same data, and a backup is always a single-pass stream of non-repeating data, then with a backup the data that goes in the cache doesn't need to be fetched again and therefore the cache isn't much help for backups. I'd love to hear if that's true.
I didn't answer the one about FireWire 800 for Time Machine because my Time Machine backups are over the network to Time Capsule. However, having a faster Time Machine drive interface should be faster. FireWire 800 certainly speeds things up for non-Time Machine backup software like SuperDuper which I also use.

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