Solaris 10 and LSI MegaRaid 320 problem

I have problem with installation of Solaris 10 on LSI MegaRaid 320 SCSI controller....
Driver which in the solaris is SUNWlsimega and has VERSION: 11.10.0,REV=2005.09.15.00.24 and contains path
http://sunsolve.sun.com/search/document.do?assetkey=1-21-122829-02-1
Driver at http://www.sun.com/download/products.xml?id=431fd1be
has VERSION=11.10.0,REV=2005.08.08.12.43
and during install process always freeze at 97%....
how can i make floppy disk image with the latest driver or how can i set up driver from Solaris DVD?

Dear Sun manager!
Our competitors OS and their distributives - freeBSD and mandrake have a nice Support and a very advantages - complires an development tools!
I setup Solaris 10 systems on the IDE HDD - but thos is a first and last experiments with Solaris 10
I think that many users GNU OS and software take a high rate our " High support level"!
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.258 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3184b79c0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.258 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31658f5b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.259 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316e03950
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.259 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3160d8c80
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.265 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31662b000
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.287 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316073530
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.287 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c23cd0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.420 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31662b000
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:39:19.573 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c23cd0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.346 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3161c6e50
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.347 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316becee0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.348 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31679c620
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.349 -- host:smtp.vodafone.co.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3144ad030
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.349 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31b8d0250
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.349 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3158e5b50
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:40:11.349 -- host:smtp.mail.me.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316728a90
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:06.173 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc318297540
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:06.175 -- host:smtp.vodafone.co.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315d435e0
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:06.175 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31680f3e0
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:06.197 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31671e630
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.160 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316e16c90
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.160 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3161e71f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.161 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315f45120
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.161 -- host:smtp.vodafone.co.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3170d94c0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.161 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3174bc990
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.161 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31820b7d0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.174 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3162884e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.189 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c2b240
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.189 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3160bc120
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:41:59.363 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3160bc120
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INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.209 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31a613830
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.210 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3168ae8d0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.210 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3161d6110
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.211 -- host:smtp.vodafone.co.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315de6190
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.211 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316482400
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.211 -- host:smtp.mail.me.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.211 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31829f120
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.224 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3159e76e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.372 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c2b240
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.372 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.402 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c2b240
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.421 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.466 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.492 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.514 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 08:42:51.536 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3167069e0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:smtp.mail.me.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315d40d90
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315ad1930
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316c27e30
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315adf230
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:smtp.vodafone.co.nz -- port:25 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315d49010
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3159a1ea0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.246 -- host:smtp.gmail.com -- port:587 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc318691eb0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.250 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315f45120
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.311 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316e1b2d0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.311 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.427 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315f45120
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.471 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.524 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.547 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.574 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 09:43:23.598 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31869d090
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:17.592 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3159227c0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:17.596 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3174e7bd0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:17.598 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315e08640
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:18.674 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.483 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc318462600
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.539 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3162d4270
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.564 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3159227c0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.582 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.653 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.674 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.725 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:06:19.747 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316a42ed0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.496 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316491d10
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.523 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3144bad30
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.531 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.534 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3172b7640
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.550 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315cbb960
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.626 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315842910
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.665 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc316491d10
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.715 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.805 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.854 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.892 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:07:19.915 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31613c6b0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.527 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3162aa260
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.553 -- host:mail.orcon.net.nz -- port:995 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3162e8510
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.555 -- host:pop.vodafone.co.nz -- port:110 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc315ac9950
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.564 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.582 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3146b1020
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.685 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3163d82c0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.705 -- host:imap.gmail.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc3162aa260
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.756 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.800 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.852 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.876 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0
INITIATING CONNECTION Sep 30 10:08:19.898 -- host:p03-imap.mail.me.com -- port:993 -- socket:0x0 -- thread:0x7fc31643e6f0

URGENT: sp6 and JSP compiling/classpath problem?

Hi,
          We installed sp6 on our production site a little over a week and started
          seeing this problem on our logs with regards to any JSP with an include tag,
          such as:
          <%@ include file="/inc/insideHeadTag.jsp" %>
          INTERMITTENTLY, we will get the following error in the page on the client
          side at runtime:
          < ! -- cannot include file '/inc/insideHeadTag.jsp', resource not
          found -- >
          I grepped this newsgroup and noticed a previous unanswered post of the same
          nature, "Static compiles do not seem to include JSP's". Except in our case,
          this problem also manifest for dynamic JSP compiles, happens sporatically,
          and only started with sp6.
          Bug???
          Gene Chuang
          Join Kiko.com!


          Just to clarify - I'm not from BEA, I'm from EA - short a letter.
          As far as I know, there is no synchronization between WL instances in a cluster regarding the
          the compiling of JSPs. So when you start up two WL instances that share the same workingDir,
          and each WL instances gets a hit on your shiny new index.jsp, they both need to compile it. So the first
          one compiles it and writes index.class, the second does the same, overwriting the first _index.class,
          possibly at the same time that the first instance is trying to load _index.class into memory. And you
          get a mysterious 'class not found' error. Not likely, but possible.
          "Gene Chuang" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >Hmm, interesting... I thought Weblogic strongly recommends clustered
          >servers sharing the same file system?
          >
          >So you're saying the system-wide, cluster and node specific directories can
          >reside on the shared drive, but workingDirs should reside on local drives?
          >
          >--
          >Gene Chuang
          >Join Kiko.com!
          >
          >"Mike Reiche" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >news:[email protected]...
          >>
          >> Make sure that your WLS instances are NOT sharing the workingDir. If two
          >instances
          >> try to compile the same JSP at the same time, bad things can happen.
          >>
          >> Mike
          >>
          >> "Gene Chuang" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >> >Hi Jong,
          >> >
          >> >Thanks for the reply; but I wish the solution is as simple as that.
          >Yes,
          >> >my .jsps are in the proper directory. They have been working properly
          >for
          >> >the past 6 months, since we were running WL 4.5.1. Only when I switched
          >to
          >> >WL 5.1 sp6 did this bug start showing up. Plus, like I said in my
          >original
          >> >post, this bug is sporatic. SOMETIMES the included jsp is found by
          >Weblogic
          >> >and the includer jsp compiles correctly; other times it isn't found and
          >the
          >> >includer jsp leaves a gap! What's going on?
          >> >
          >> >We are running clustered web servers in Solaris 2.7 with a shared file
          >> >system. This sporatic behavior may be because some nodes aren't working
          >> >properly???
          >> >
          >> >--
          >> >Gene Chuang
          >> >Join Kiko.com!
          >> >
          >> >"Jong Lee" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >> >news:[email protected]...
          >> >>
          >> >> "Gene Chuang" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >> >> >Hi,
          >> >> >
          >> >> >We installed sp6 on our production site a little over a week and
          >started
          >> >> >seeing this problem on our logs with regards to any JSP with an
          >include
          >> >tag,
          >> >> >such as:
          >> >> I assumed insideHeadTag.jsp is in
          >> >> YOUR_DOCUMENT_ROOT/inc/insideHeadTag.jsp
          >> >>
          >> >> if you haven't read the spec of relative URI please do so:
          >> >> jsp spec 1.1 - section 2.5.2
          >> >>
          >> >> Jong
          >> >>
          >> >> >
          >> >> > <%@ include file="/inc/insideHeadTag.jsp" %>
          >> >> >
          >> >> >INTERMITTENTLY, we will get the following error in the page on the
          >client
          >> >> >side at runtime:
          >> >> >
          >> >> > < ! -- cannot include file '/inc/insideHeadTag.jsp', resource not
          >> >> >found -- >
          >> >> >
          >> >> >I grepped this newsgroup and noticed a previous unanswered post of the
          >> >same
          >> >> >nature, "Static compiles do not seem to include JSP's". Except in our
          >> >case,
          >> >> >this problem also manifest for dynamic JSP compiles, happens
          >> >sporatically,
          >> >> >and only started with sp6.
          >> >> >
          >> >> >Bug???
          >> >> >
          >> >> >Gene Chuang
          >> >> >Join Kiko.com!
          >> >> >
          >> >> >
          >> >> >
          >> >>
          >> >
          >> >
          >>
          >
          >

UCS C240 M3 LSI MegaRAID VD Info

Hello,
I did replacement a new drive form a server(about 2 days ago and new physical drive number(slot) 6),
and I check storage log about new physical disk is rebuild finish and VD state change degraded to optimal from Cisco IMC.
But virtual drive's health is "Severe Fault" and also Overall Server Status same status.
I have to experience about replacement another C-series rack type server.
but I can't understand in this case. Is it bug?or something wrong?
Server : C240 M3(Ver : 2.0(1b))
RAID Card : LSI MegaRAID SAS 9271-8i
RAID Conf : SSD 2ea -> RAID 1
SAS 4ea -> RAID 10

can you share the "Virtual drive Info" tab?
-Kenny

C210M2 LSI MegaRAID has slot2 missing, where did it go?

CIMC doesn't have any errors, just seems the Slot:2
, SAS, HDD 135.972GB is missing in action
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There are a number of bugs in the database that have the following attributes:
-JNI
-Solaris
-Signal 11 exceptions.
-Long running applications.
I am experiencing something similar. I was using C threads for some call back functionality (and of course registering it them with JNI.) I was hoping that starting the threads with java would help but it didn't.
I have several questions:
-Has anyone found anything that allows them to work around this? Doesn't matter what you think it was - like a different switch on an application server. I am just curious if anyone thinks they solved it in any way.
-Does anyone have an idea what might cause it? Even an just an idle thought?
-Does anyone have a long running application, that uses JNI on Solaris and they don't experience this (obviously the JVM itself does this, but I am still curious?)
-And slightly different that the above, does anyone have a long running JNI Solaris application using C threads that doesn't have this problem?

jschell, are you still experiencing this?
You may have seen some of my posts before... I have seen many of yours. But I hadn't seen this one until now, by chance.
I am running on Solaris 8 with Java 1.3.1_03 and have a multithreaded C/C++ program that invokes the JVM and makes calls into Java via JNI. Actually, I have a few programs like this, but a particular one is set up to run as a daemon and eventually (after a couple of hours) runs into a segmentation fault (signal 11). The stack in the core file when the program fails shows that a thread started in the native code attempted "AttachCurrentThread()" and then a segfault happens way down in the JVM somewhere. However, I had an issue like this previously and I tracked it down (unexpectedly) to a memory leak in a totally unrelated portion of the native code. So I am trying to find other memory leaks in the code using tools like Rational Purify but it is tricky to get Purify and the JVM to play nicely together.
Additional info: I have all latest patches applied, not using signal handlers, and am using the "alternate" thread library in /usr/lib/lwp.
- I have another similar program on Solaris that does not seem to have this problem.
- The same program that's crashing on Solaris seems to run OK on both Windows and HP-UX.
Given the above, I am pursuing the avenue of a memory corruption in the native code as that has turned out to be the cause of numerous other problems in the past, but I am having a very hard time with this one. jschell (or anyone else), please let me know about your status and what you think.
Thanks -
Chris

Solaris and Windows (differences between the two OS for development)

Hi All,
From the moment that I learned Java, I have always been using Windows to do all of my implementation. Very soon, I will be moving to Solaris and I was just wondering whether anyone out here could share the things that I should take notice for developing under Solaris which in the past (in XP/NT/2000) would not be something that I have to deal with.
Also, to speed things up, would it be helpful if I start experimenting Java under Linux?? or Developing under Linux is also different than Solaris. I might get comfortable playing with the commands (as it's been 10 years since I last worked on Unix)
But really, I am more concerned about all the problems that I will have to face, I would appreciate if anyone could share their experience with me.
Thx.

The Java language is platform independent.
You might find a few thread syncing issues on a true multitasking multiprocessor Solaris box which windows timeslicing won't reveal, and there's the unix file system has a few more tricks, like being able to read and write a file simultaniously, but that's about it (from memory).
The only practical difference developing on Solaris is the box won't crash behind the JVM.
Oh, and your ant scripts & properties files will need porting.
Good luck. Keith.

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This is a DV6-3122us 64 bit notebook, 500GB hard drive, 4 GB ram, Windows 7 Home Premium OS. I restored it from the Factory purchased recovery discs, and I had a problem with that, had to do it 3 times kept locking up at 9% on the restore part. It finally went through then said couldn't install, turned it off, and it was installed. This is Windows 7 Home Premium. Now I have lock ups when updating. The HP assistant loads but says it has errors at the very top, and doesn't show the system information at the bottom. The hard drive only shows 80 GB allocated, and 397 unallocated. This is all the original hardware, which has been tested and has passed, memory has passed. Any Help would be greatly appreciated.

1. Right click on the partition ( C:\ ) you want to Extend into the now unallocated partition and click on Extend Volume.
2. Click on Next for the Welcome to the Extend Volume Wizard window
3. Select the amount of space in MB you want to use from the unallocated partition to use to Extend this partition
4. Select all of the available space .
5. Click on Next.
6. Click on Finish in the Completing Extend window
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7. Close Computer Management.
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