Thanks to Alan in the following message, "monitor" now works for me.
I implemented the suggestions of removing the flag -DNEXUS_LIST in the
the makefile.
-Bruce-
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From: alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 97 18:42:57 GMT
To: <bferjul_at_emc.com>, <Ferjulian_Bruce_at_emc.com>
Reply-To: <alan_at_nabeth.cxo.dec.com>
Subject: Re: /dev/kmem: No such device or address.
As I recollect, V4.0B changed the way the SCSI driver
stored the queue length and the V4 version of Monitor's
Makefile tries to get this information. To verify that
this is the case, run it without the disk option. If
it works, then the queue length code is probably the
problem. If you use remove the -DNEXUS_LIST constant
from the Makefile and recompile, Monitor will try a
different way.
Unfortunately, the alternate uses a table(2) hook that
has never put useful information in the field it claims
in the queue length. At least it allows collecting the
other disk statistics. I'm told that it will be fixed in
the proverbial future release.
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