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kernel
     analyzing kernel locks
     analyzing locks with lockstat
     collecting information about panics
    data structures
         struct anoninfo
         struct k_anoninfo
         struct ufs_directio_kstats
    interrupt statistics
         intrstat, intrstat
         vmstat -i, vmstat
     investigating hangs
     mdb
    profiling the kernel and drivers
         lockstat
     profiling the kernel with lockstat -i
     tools for kernel monitoring
kernel monitoring
kmdb
     core kmdb dcmds
     debugging via a tty console on x86
     diagnosing with kmdb and moddebug
     forcing a dump with kmdb
     introduction
     kmdb-related commands
     starting kmdb from the console
kstat
     kstat -m hme
     kstat -m ip
     kstat -m tcp
     kstat -n ip
     kstat -n system_pages 2nd
     kstat -n tcp
     kstat -n vm
kstat -m ip
kstat -n vm
kstats
     64-bit values
     adding statistics to the kernel
     c-level kstat interface
     command-line interface
     example provider
     functions
     getting started
     getting started with perl
     io queue length sampling
     iostat internals
     kstat chain
     kstat names
     kstat tools
     management of chain updates
     memory stats
     memory-related kstats 2nd 3rd
     netstatmulti implemented in perl
     nicstat command
     overview
     perl version of uptime
     provider walkthrough
     real-world example that uses kstat and nawk
     sample perl kstat utilities
     simple kstat walker
     snooping a programs kstat use with dtrace
     sysperfstat
     the kstat command
     the perl tied-hash interface
     the update() method
     time and queue length statistics
    types
         kstat_type_intr
         kstat_type_io
         kstat_type_named
         kstat_type_raw
         kstat_type_timer
     types of interrupt kstats
     using perl to access kstats