[Orca-users] Re: Gigabit ethernet

[John Mastin]

In addition to what Blair mentions below, make sure your installation of
the SE Toolkit has been patched to support the gigabit ethernet
interfaces.  From www.setoolkit.com:

* August 18th 1999, users of the Gigabit ethernet 2.0 (ge) interface
will need to grab these updated files along with SE 3.1preFCS. The older
vge interface is already supported. Replace the
/opt/RICHPse/include/kstat.se and /opt/RICHPse/include/netif.se files
with these: kstat.se and netif.se. Its best to use the "save link as"
option for these files.



Regards,
Johnny


> Orcallator.se should already record this information.  However, you
> should check this by looking at the output orcallator.se data files
> and see if the first line in one of the files contains strings like:
>
>         ge0InKB/s
>         ge0OuKB/s
>
> Once you've verified that the data is being recorded, add this to
> your orcallator.cfg.in file.  Add one of these for each interface
> you have and change the ge0 to ge1, ge2, etc.
>
> # Gigabit Ethernet.
> plot {
> title                   %g Interface Bits Per Second: ge0
> source                  orcallator
> data                    1024 * 8 * ge0InKB/s
> data                    1024 * 8 * ge0OuKB/s
> line_type               area
> line_type               line1
> legend                  Input
> legend                  Output
> y_legend                Bits/s
> data_min                0
> data_max                1000000000
> href
> http://www.gps.caltech.edu/~blair/orca/docs/orcallator.html#interface_bits_per_second
> }
>
> Regards,
> Blair
>
> a101i08 at dvg.de wrote:
> >
> > Hi, all.
> > How can i see information about GBit (gigabit) card in orca? Have
> > anybody
> > script for this info?
> >