Opened 3 years ago
Last modified 3 years ago
#306 new defect
Multi-cpu configs don't properly update ASTE for prds on non-boot CPUs — at Initial Version
| Reported by: | Gary Dixon | Owned by: | Eric Swenson |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priority: | major | Milestone: | |
| Component: | Hardcore | Version: | |
| Keywords: | Cc: |
Description
On GHM, I was researching length of prds (per-processor) segments. The config deck shows 2 cpus running.
pcd cpu cpu a 7 on dps8 70. 8. cpu b 6 on dps8 70. 8. cpu c 5 off dps8 70. 8. cpu d 4 off dps8 70. 8. cpu e 3 off dps8 70. 8. cpu f 2 off dps8 70. 8. r 09:53 0.083 3
But lengths reported for these prds files show a positive length only for the bootload CPU A.
ls >sl1>*.prds
Segments = 6, Lengths = 9.
9 cpu_A.prds
0 cpu_B.prds
0 cpu_C.prds
0 cpu_D.prds
0 cpu_E.prds
0 cpu_F.prds
r 09:51 0.152 4
Does this mean that when 2nd thru nth CPU is added, the dynamic CPU adding code does not properly update the ASTE for these prds file to reflect length of these segments (whose pages must be wired in memory)?
I have not investigated this bug, but only entered it to record this anomaly.
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