From: Rob De Langhe (rob.de.langhe@twistfare.be)
Date: Fri Feb 24 2006 - 15:44:53 EST
Following situation:
- a Solaris-10 server, in which I created a zone "zA"
- I enabled pools : "pooladm -e"
- I created a pool for this zone:
pooladm -x
pooladm -s
poolcfg -c "create pool pool-A ( string pool.scheduler = \"FSS\" ) "
pooladm -c
- the pool is there (I see it with "pooladm")
- I turn on the FSS on the global zone:
dispadmin -d FSS; init 6
- I reconfigure that zone to get 25% of the CPU shares:
zonecfg -z zA
> set pool=pool-A
> add rctl
rctl> set name=zone.cpu-shares
rctl> add value (priv=privileged,limit=25,action=deny)
rctl> end
> verify
> exit
- I then reboot this zone to activate these settings:
zoneadm -z zA reboot
BUT: now I get the message
zoneadm: zone 'zA' (priv=privileged,limit=25,action=deny) is not a valid
value for rctl 'zone.cpu-shares'
zoneadm: zone zA failed to verify
Anyone can give me a hint ?
tia !
Rob
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