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SPARC: GPT Labeled Disk Support
x86: Booting in UEFI Mode From the ISO Image Is Very Slow
Custom SMF Site Profiles Should Be Placed in a Subdirectory (7074277)
sysconfig configure Command With the -c Option Flattens Directory Tree (7094123)
SPARC: System Fails to Boot an iSCSI LUN on an iSCSI Storage Array (7148479)
zfs set/inherit mountpoint Shows a Failure Message on Oracle Solaris 10 Branded Zones (7195977)
System Reboots Continuously Because of a ZFS-Related Panic (7191375)
Issues When Replacing or Using New Advanced Format Disk Drives on Oracle Solaris Systems
Installation and Boot Support on 4kn Disks on SPARC Systems Requires a Specific PROM Version
RDSv3 Support Is Required for Successful HCA DR Operation (7098279)
zoneadm attach Command Might Hang With the -a and -n Options (7089182)
svccfg validate Command Fails on a Split Manifest (7054816)
SPARC: System Fails to Boot When SP Is in Degraded Mode (6983290)
Sporadic Runtime Failures in an OpenMP Application (7088304)
32-bit: PCSXREG Triggers EINVAL Error for YMM and Floating-Point Registers (7187582)
FCoE Port Is Not Online After Creation (7191873)
asr-notify Is in Maintenance Mode If Incorrect ASR Properties Are Specified (7195227)
SPARC: IPsec Packet Might Be Dropped on T2 and T3 Series Platforms (7184712)
System Might Hang When Running the tshark Command on an Interface With Network Traffic (7202371)
Evolution Application Crashes After New Installation (7077180)
SPARC: Desktop Issues With USB Keyboard, Mouse, and Physical Monitor (7024285)
D-Bus System Daemon Has a Small File Descriptor Limit for Sun Ray or XDMCP Server Use (7194070)
x86: Bitmapped Console Is Not Shown Properly on the NVIDIA Graphics Chipset (7106238)
x86: Bundled Driver Panics When X Server Is Started in UEFI Mode (7116675)
x86: ZFS Pool Information Becomes Stale After Running the stmsboot Command With -e Option (7168262)
Performance of an Uncached Random Write Workload on a Pool of SSD Devices Is Low (7185015)
x86: CPU Power Level Warnings During System Boot (7146341)
SPARC: Devices on PCI Box Cannot Be Configured by hotplug on Fujitsu M10 Systems (7196117)
Non-GTK Applications Fail to Connect to ATOK Language Engine on Non-UTF-8 Locales (7082766)
A. Previously Documented Bugs That Are Fixed in the Oracle Solaris 11.1 Release
This section describes the performance issues in the Oracle Solaris 11.1 release.
After running the stmsboot command with the -e option to enable the MPXIO (multipathing) feature on the next boot, there is a short duration of time when the ZFS pool device path information becomes stale. As a result, zpool.cache is not updated properly.
Workaround: Choose one of the following workarounds:
Reboot the system immediately after running the stmsboot command with the -e option. Then, reboot the system again.
Run the zpool status command immediately after running the stmsboot command with the -e option, which manually updates zpool.cache.
The performance of an uncached random write workload on a ZFS storage pool of solid-state disks (SSD) that support the SCSI unmap command is very low.
Workaround: In the /etc/system file, add the following line to disable the overhead of ZFS unmap requests:
set zfs:zfs_unmap_ignore_size=0