Re: Expect & Multiprocessor Host Anomaly
From: Marty Backe (marty_at_lucidway.org)
Date: 03/24/05
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Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2005 23:17:31 -0000
On 2005-03-23, Don Libes <libes@nist.gov> wrote:
> Marty Backe <marty@lucidway.org> writes:
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> Either your system is fundamentally broken or my understanding is.
> There's nothing (that I can think of) in Expect that cares whether a
> system has multiple processors. What kind of OS are you on anyway?
>
> I'd start digging by turning Expect's internal diagnostics. Assuming
> they confirm the obvious, I'd then check a system trace. I'm thinking
> they're going to show some inexplicable behavior from your system.
>
> Don
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You appear to be right (broken system). Subsequent tests on other
Sun V240 w/Solaris 9 machines seem to run fine. All machines are
running the same binaries (via NFS), so there must be something wrong
with one or more OS files.
Now that I think about it, this one host had the Solaris
Patch Cluster applied, but has not been rebooted yet - duh!
Appreciate your input.
-- Marty Backe ------------------------------- http://www.lucidway.org - Who is John Galt?
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