Re: OpenBSD w/ DISMAN-EVENT-MIB swapError / memMinimumSwap

On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 19:22:09 -0400 (EDT) Brian wrote:
BAS>  	Okay per the grep below, the problem is in memory_netbsd1.c, 
BAS> which, given the name of the file, would explain a great deal of 
BAS> desynchronization between the kernel data structures and the state of the 
BAS> MIB data retrieval algorithm.  The logic is the line:
BAS> 
BAS> if (swapFree < minimumswap)
BAS>  	....blah
BAS> 
BAS> In FreeBSD, swapFree get's assigned
BAS> 
BAS>  	swapFree += kswap[i].ksw_total
BAS> 
BAS> But in OpenBSD (I'm assuming it uses the NetBSD #ifdef'd file),

Assumptions are a dangerous thing. If you look in the build directory, what
files are being built? (ls memory*.o)

Also, if you are handy with a debugger, stepping through the code helps a lot.
If not, then adding debug output can help as well...

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