Utilities for PowerPC Hardware
The powerpc-utils package provides a set of tools and utilities and utilities for maintaining and enabling certain features of Linux on Power.
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Filename | Size | Changed |
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powerpc-utils-1.2.10.tar.bz2 | 0000248248 242 KB | |
powerpc-utils-lsprop.patch | 0000000293 293 Bytes | |
powerpc-utils.changes | 0000020211 19.7 KB | |
powerpc-utils.insserv-ibmvscsis.patch | 0000000623 623 Bytes | |
powerpc-utils.ofpathname.bootlist.patch | 0000000464 464 Bytes | |
powerpc-utils.spec | 0000003140 3.07 KB |
Revision 45 (latest revision is 143)
Sascha Peilicke (saschpe)
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request 78162
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Cristian Rodríguez (elvigia)
(revision 45)
- Update to 1.2.10 release - Man page for lparstat - Adds support to ofpathname for HFI network devices. Since the current driver does not attach to any bus and there is no way to correlate between the devi ce tree and the hf device in sysfs, we have to make some assumptions in how the two are related. - Adds support for some new ipr SAS adapters which have a new device path representation in Open Firmware. This also fixes the OF to logical translation for LSI based SAS adapters as well as fixes issues seen with some FC devices. - Adds the page coalescing statistics to the output of amsstat - The number removable memory sections can not be determined if AMS is active because LMBs that are not marked 'is_removable' could still be removed if the balloon driver owns that memory. Therefore the check comparing the user-specified quanity of LMBs to add/remove is invalid. If AMS ballooning is active, skip the check for how many LMBs are removable and try the operation. - The snap man page indicates that the file /var/log/platform is collected. This is not always true and can cause some confusion since the file does not exist on newer systems. To avoid confusing users who might think the file should be collected, remove it from the man page listing of files. The /var/log/platform file is where the rtas_errd daemon used to write its data before the advent of servicelog. On older systems that may still be running an older rtas_errd daemon (diagela package) this file would still exist so we should still try to collect it in the snap command if its present. - The get_bus_id function takes a location code and then searches (forwarded request 78048 from k0da)
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