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# Copyright (c) 2012, 2014, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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# I/O multipathing (MPxIO) is enabled. Don't edit this property manually.
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# mpxio-disable="no";
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# Override default behavior of FMA APIs and throttling
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# The default decision on how to report the errors can be
# overridden by configuring specific device properties through the
# driver.conf file.  The format of the configuration is:
#
# <service impact>[-<driver error>[-<driver context>[-<subsystem>]]] = <value>
#
# With the above configurations, one or a set of error events
# specified by the combination of the "service impact", "error",
# "driver context", and "device impact" will be designated an error
# report action specified by the "value".
#
# The "value" is a 32-bit integer that indicates how to report the error.
# It consists of three parts:
#    31 30                 16 15           4 3      0
#    +-+---------------------+--------------+--------+
#    | | interval            | number       | action |
#    +-+---------------------+--------------+--------+
#
#    The "action" indicates which error report action to take for the
#    current error event. The possible values of the "action" include:
#    0:              Take default action.
#    1:              Not send any report.
#    2:              Send an ereport.
#    3:              Send an ireport.
#    4:              Record a syslog.
#
#    The "number" and "interval" together define the behavior of
#    error report throttling:
#
#    If the interval between the current error event and the last
#    same error event is less than the time length specified by
#    "interval", the current error event will be dropped (no
#    report), unless there have been consecutive "number" of the
#    same error events being silenced.
#
#    Valid values of "number":
#    0 (default):    Disable error report throttling is disabled. Every
#                    error event will be reported using the method defined
#                    by "action".
#    1 - 4095:       Maximum number of error events to be throttled.
#
#    Valid values of "interval":
#    0 (default):    Infinite interval. Every consecutive same error
#                    event will be throttled until the "number" is reached.
#    1 - 32767:      Seconds between two consecutive same error events.
#
#    Example configuration in driver.conf:
#    <service impact>[-<driver error>[-<driver context>[-<subsystem>]]] = <value>
#
#    The <xxx> values are just lower case value without the prefix.
#    example:
#    SCSI_FM_SVC_IMP_CORRECTABLE is just "correctable"
#    ie.
#    correctable-polling-attach = 0x400101;
#
#    In this example, the error events of polling failure in attach
#    with correctable service impact on any device impact will be
#    reported via ereport but throttled by 64 (0x40) seconds
#    interval or every 16 (0x10) events.
#