Hi,
We are observing core dump errors whenever we are increasing the cores or memory dynamically through HMC.
Example
CORE FILE NAME
/u01/app/grid/log/ecdb1/crfmond/core
PROGRAM NAME
osysmond.bin
STACK EXECUTION DISABLED
0
COME FROM ADDRESS REGISTER
??
PROCESSOR ID
hw_fru_id: 0
hw_cpu_id: 2
Cause
Case I:
AIX perfstat_disk() library call has some known issues and according to this, perfstat_disk() core dumps as per above call stack.
Case II:
The problem is caused by dynamic changing the number of CPUs. Currently it is not supported in osysmond.bin for dynamic change of configuration.
Solution
Case I:
These symptom are reported in Bug 16492284 and has been closed as a duplicate of unpublished base bug 14541391. This base bug has been fixed in version 12.1
Case II:
After changing any configuration like adding/deleting cpus/disks/network cards, restart the ora.crf resource:
1) stop the crf stack
<GRID_HOME>/bin/crsctl stop res ora.crf -init
2) Start the crf stack
<GRID_HOME>/bin/crsctl start res ora.crf -init
There is neither CRS nor database downtime required for above ora.crf start/stop operation as recommended by oracle support.
Reference: Oracle Support Knowledge Base
We are observing core dump errors whenever we are increasing the cores or memory dynamically through HMC.
Example
CORE FILE NAME
/u01/app/grid/log/ecdb1/crfmond/core
PROGRAM NAME
osysmond.bin
STACK EXECUTION DISABLED
0
COME FROM ADDRESS REGISTER
??
PROCESSOR ID
hw_fru_id: 0
hw_cpu_id: 2
Cause
Case I:
AIX perfstat_disk() library call has some known issues and according to this, perfstat_disk() core dumps as per above call stack.
Case II:
The problem is caused by dynamic changing the number of CPUs. Currently it is not supported in osysmond.bin for dynamic change of configuration.
Solution
Case I:
These symptom are reported in Bug 16492284 and has been closed as a duplicate of unpublished base bug 14541391. This base bug has been fixed in version 12.1
Case II:
After changing any configuration like adding/deleting cpus/disks/network cards, restart the ora.crf resource:
1) stop the crf stack
<GRID_HOME>/bin/crsctl stop res ora.crf -init
2) Start the crf stack
<GRID_HOME>/bin/crsctl start res ora.crf -init
There is neither CRS nor database downtime required for above ora.crf start/stop operation as recommended by oracle support.
Reference: Oracle Support Knowledge Base