On 04/12/2013 01:24 AM, James Washer wrote:
Machines are getting ever bigger. I routinely look at crash dumps from systems with 2TB or more of memory. I'm finding I'm wasting too much time waiting on crash to complete a command. For example "kmem -s" took close to an hour on the dump I'm looking at now.
Most of the hosts where I run crash on large cores are IO bound rather than compute bound when examining files in the 100s of GB - TB range.
I'm not sure that just throwing in some parallelism would do much to affect the performance.
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