Windows kstat - Revision history

185.195.59.161: of typo, changed to or

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of typo, changed to or

2022-09-16T02:45:57Z

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2019-07-12T00:15:01Z

‎ZFSin debug

2019-07-12T00:14:24Z

‎ZFSin debug

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 '''kstat''' is the utility used on illumos to query the kernel for various statistics and detailed information.
-It performs more of less the same responsibly as ''/proc/'' on Linux.
+It performs more or less the same responsibly as ''/proc/'' on Linux.
 Simply run the command to dump everything:

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 <hr>
-** kstat.exe ** is no longer the recommended way to change tunables. All tunables
+ ** kstat.exe ** is no longer the recommended way to change tunables. All tunables
-are now written to the Registry, and are updated dynamically when changed.
+ are now written to the Registry, and are updated dynamically when changed.
-−
-The following information is no longer relevant!
+ The following information is no longer relevant!
 <hr>

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	You can also use it to set certain tunables in the kernel, for example:		You can also use it to set certain tunables in the kernel, for example:
		+
		+	<hr>
		+
		+	kstat.exe is no longer the recommended way to change tunables. All tunables
		+	are now written to the Registry, and are updated dynamically when changed.
		+
		+	The following information is no longer relevant!
		+
		+	<hr>
		+

	=== Arc Max ===		=== Arc Max ===

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	Will write the buffer to '''C:/Windows/debug/ZFSin.txt''' - if the directory exists.		Will write the buffer to '''C:/Windows/debug/ZFSin.txt''' - if the directory exists.

−	See [[Windows_BSOD#Debug_Print_Buffer]] for more information on the debug buffer.	+	See [[Windows_BSOD#Debug_Print_Buffer\|Debug]] for more information on the debug buffer.

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	Will write the buffer to '''C:/Windows/debug/ZFSin.txt''' - if the directory exists.		Will write the buffer to '''C:/Windows/debug/ZFSin.txt''' - if the directory exists.

−	See [[~~Windows_debug~~]] for more information on the debug buffer.	+	See [[Windows_BSOD#Debug_Print_Buffer]] for more information on the debug buffer.

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	kstat.exe -w zfs:0:tunable:hw_hostid=11223344		kstat.exe -w zfs:0:tunable:hw_hostid=11223344
		+
		+	=== ZFSin debug ===
		+
		+	You can also ask the kernel to save the debug print buffer to disk.
		+
		+	kstat.exe -w zfs:0:tunable:vnop_debug=1337
		+
		+	Will write the buffer to '''C:/Windows/debug/ZFSin.txt''' - if the directory exists.
		+
		+	See [[Windows_debug]] for more information on the debug buffer.

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 === Arc Max ===
-It is now recommended that you use the [[Windows_Registry|Registry]] to set the ZFS tunables.
+'''It is now recommended that you use the [[Windows_Registry|Registry]] to set the ZFS tunables.'''
   To set max ARC size to 512 MiB:

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	=== Arc Max ===		=== Arc Max ===
		+
		+	It is now recommended that you use the [[Windows_Registry\|Registry]] to set the ZFS tunables.

	To set max ARC size to 512 MiB:		To set max ARC size to 512 MiB:

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 You can also use it to set certain tunables in the kernel, for example:
   To set max ARC size to 512 MiB:
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 (In the future, there will be something to handle this automatically)
-Setting '''hostid''' (before you import/create any pools)
+=== HostID ===
    kstat.exe -w zfs:0:tunable:hw_hostid=11223344

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	A setting is not retained over reboot, and will need to be set each boot.		A setting is not retained over reboot, and will need to be set each boot.
	(In the future, there will be something to handle this automatically)		(In the future, there will be something to handle this automatically)
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		+	Setting '''hostid''' (before you import/create any pools)
		+
		+	kstat.exe -w zfs:0:tunable:hw_hostid=11223344