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AIX Version 4.3 Differences Guide

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61 mbufs in use:<br />

32 mbuf cluster pages in use<br />

143 Kbytes allocated to mbufs<br />

0 requests for mbufs denied<br />

0 calls to protocol drain routines<br />

0 sockets not created because sockthresh was reached<br />

Kernel malloc statistics:<br />

******* CPU 0 *******<br />

By size inuse calls failed free hiwat freed<br />

32 201 749 0 55 640 0<br />

64 98 325 0 30 320 0<br />

128 61 257 0 35 160 0<br />

256 135 7324 0 25 384 0<br />

512 110 937 0 2 40 0<br />

1024 35 276 0 5 100 0<br />

2048 0 482 0 6 100 0<br />

4096 34 68 0 2 120 0<br />

16384 1 1 0 18 24 7<br />

32768 1 1 0 0 511 0<br />

By type inuse calls failed memuse memmax mapb<br />

mbuf 61 6952 0 15616 21760 0<br />

mcluster 32 1123 0 131072 141312 0<br />

socket 212 1034 0 76480 77536 0<br />

pcb 77 457 0 14144 14400 0<br />

routetbl 19 21 0 3008 3648 0<br />

fragtbl 0 132 0 0 32 0<br />

ifaddr 6 6 0 1472 1472 0<br />

mblk 23 196 0 4992 5504 0<br />

mblkdata 2 125 0 512 2816 0<br />

strhead 11 19 0 3232 3680 0<br />

strqueue 18 38 0 9216 10752 0<br />

strmodsw 22 22 0 1408 1408 0<br />

strosr 0 17 0 0 256 0<br />

strsyncq 26 88 0 2752 3200 0<br />

streams 138 153 0 15520 16096 0<br />

file 1 1 0 128 128 0<br />

kernel table 14 14 0 50016 50016 0<br />

locking 3 3 0 384 384 0<br />

temp 9 15 0 5568 10112 0<br />

mcast opts 0 2 0 0 128 0<br />

mcast addrs 2 2 0 128 128 0<br />

Streams mblk statistic failures:<br />

0 high priority mblk failures<br />

0 medium priority mblk failures<br />

0 low priority mblk failures<br />

#<br />

When extendednetstats is set to a value of 0, the by-type information is not<br />

displayed.<br />

2.12.2 Expanded Kernel Heap<br />

<strong>AIX</strong> version <strong>4.3</strong>.2 has added a dedicated memory segment for the kernel heap.<br />

The kernel heap is a general memory allocation area and is used to store the<br />

dynamic data structures created and used by the kernel, kernel extensions, and<br />

device drivers.<br />

This enhancement has increased the maximum size of the heap by an additional<br />

256 MB. The kernel heap was previously located in the upper part of segment 0<br />

that was not used for kernel text pages. The maximum size of the heap depended<br />

on the size of the kernel image that was running. The original location is now<br />

used as an overflow buffer and is only used if the dedicated 256 MB kernel heap<br />

segment becomes exhausted.<br />

<strong>AIX</strong> Kernel Enhancements 23

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