[Orca-checkins] propchange - rev 197 svn:log

[blair at orcaware.com]

Author: blair
Revision: 197
Property Name: svn:log

New Property Value:
* lib/SE/3.2.1,
  lib/SE/3.3:
  New directories to hold new orca_p_vmstat_class.se files.

* lib/SE/3.2.1/orca_p_vmstat_class.se,
* lib/SE/3.3/orca_p_vmstat_class.se:
  New files which contain definitions of new metrics.  These files are
  modifications of the p_vmstat_class.se file that comes with SE 3.2.1
  and SE 3.3.  Rich Pettit asked that the modifications to these files
  be included as part of Orca as he won't be including them with SE.

* data_graphers/orcallator/start_orcallator.sh.in:
  Modified to determine installed SE version which is used to include
  the correct version of orca_p_vmstat_class.se file. Modified to make
  sure either SE 3.2.1 or SE 3.3 is found. If neither version is
  found, an error is displayed and the script exists.

* data_graphers/orcallator/orcallator.cfg.in:
  Modified to graph new metrics.

* data_graphers/orcallator/orcallator.se:
  Modified to collect new metrics.

* lib/Makefile.in:
  Modified to properly create new lib/SE/3.2.1 and lib/SE/3.3
  directories and copy orca_p_vmstat_class.se files during
  installation.

* The modifications above allow for the collection and graphing of the
  following metrics:

  pgrec/s - page reclaims (include pageout)
  pgfrec/s - page reclaims from free list
  pgin/s - pageins
  pages_in/s - pages paged in
  pgout/s - pageouts
  pages_out/s - pages paged out
  dfree/s - pages freed by daemon or auto
  min_fault/s - minor page faults (pvm.hat_fault + pvm.as_fault)
  maj_fault/s - major page faults
  prot_fault/s - protection faults
  cow_fault/s - copy-on-write faults
  zfod/s - zero-fill-on-demand faults
  interrupts/s - interrupts including clock
  intrthreads/s - interrupts as threads (below clock)
  system_calls/s
  context_switches/s
  invol_switches/s - involuntary context switches
  traps/s
  forks/s
  vforks/s
  execs/s
  namei/s - pathname lookups
  ufsiget/s - ufs_iget() calls
  ufsdirblk/s - directory blocks read
  ufsinopage/s - inodes taken with no attached pages