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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/suites/fs/cifs-client/config/
smb.conf-example 33 load printers = yes
smb.conf-global 33 load printers = yes
  /test/ohacts/src/tset/sanity/doc/assertions/
scalable 43 Test scalable date service using LB_STICKY load balance policy
60 Test scalable date service using LB_WEIGHTED load balance policy
66 LB_WEIGHTED load balancing policy.
77 Test scalable date service using LB_STICKY_WILD load balance policy
83 LB_STICKY_WILD load balancing policy.
94 Test scalable date service using LB_WEIGHTED load balance policy
100 LB_WEIGHTED load balancing policy and round robin policy
scalable_reboot 43 Test scalable date service using LB_STICKY load balance policy and
63 Test scalable date service using LB_WEIGHTED load balance policy and
zone 63 Test scalable date service using LB_STICKY load balance policy on
  /test/ohacts/src/faultserver/scripts/
analyzeFaultLogs.pl 198 } elsif (/load average: (\S+)\s\S+\s\S+\n$/) {
199 chop (my $load = $1);
204 if ($load < $$node{'lowLoad'}) {
205 $$node{'lowLoad'} = $load;
207 if ($load > $$node{'highLoad'}) {
208 $$node{'highLoad'} = $load;
316 print $fh "$node peak load = N/A\n";
318 print $fh "$node peak load = $$node{'highLoad'}\n";
322 print $fh "$node low load = N/A\n\n";
324 print $fh "$node low load = $$node{'lowLoad'}\n\n"
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  /test/ontest-stc2/src/tools/stf/bin/
stf_unconfigure.ksh 47 stf_process_formatstrings load
stf_execute.ksh 106 stf_process_formatstrings load
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/stf/bin/
stf_unconfigure.ksh 47 stf_process_formatstrings load
stf_execute.ksh 106 stf_process_formatstrings load
  /test/ontest-stc2/src/suites/net/nicdrv/tools/nfscorrupt/
README 50 to climb again. The maximum load is when the file sizes are greater than
52 than the MTU and page size. This load ramp is why it is advised to
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/suites/net/nicdrv/tools/nfscorrupt/
README 50 to climb again. The maximum load is when the file sizes are greater than
52 than the MTU and page size. This load ramp is why it is advised to
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/ndmpcopy/
README 36 destination machine. This can put a double load on the network
37 and unneccessary load on the rsh host. With ndmpcopy, data is
40 the extra load.
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/suites/nfs/loadstress/
README 29 README: STC2 NFS Load and Stress test suite
34 The test suite is a collection of load/stress tests to test the stablibility
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/suites/storage/comstar/src/lib/ksh/
comstar_init.ksh 937 get_cmd_stderr | grep "Failed to load" > /dev/null 2>&1
1070 # Load the default settings since there is no option to
1079 cti_report "load the default settings of itadm"
1121 # load the previous radius secret set by other tp and stored in system
  /test/ontest-stc2/src/suites/net/nicdrv/doc/
nicdrv.assert 315 Test driver load unload functionality
  /test/ontest-stc2/src/tools/krb5tools/
README 485 4) start ssh-agent on localhost host and call ssh-add to load root's
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/krb5tools/
README 503 4) start ssh-agent on localhost host and call ssh-add to load root's
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/genutils/krb5tools/
README.krb5tools 448 4) start ssh-agent on localhost host and call ssh-add to load root's
  /test/stcnv/usr/src/suites/net/nicdrv/doc/
nicdrv.assert 315 Test driver load unload functionality
  /test/ontest-stc2/src/tools/stf/include/
stf_common.kshlib 106 # Process formatstrings in stf_saved_fstrings, load/save default profile
107 # $1: "load" or "save"
121 # first load all profiles given by command line
145 # load/save default profile
148 elif [[ "$loadsave" == "load" ]]; then
436 _err "Could not load profile: \"$1\""
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  /test/stcnv/usr/src/tools/stf/include/
stf_common.kshlib 106 # Process formatstrings in stf_saved_fstrings, load/save default profile
107 # $1: "load" or "save"
121 # first load all profiles given by command line
145 # load/save default profile
148 elif [[ "$loadsave" == "load" ]]; then
439 _err "Could not load profile: \"$1\""
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