12:47:38 <sjorge> haven't got vrrp to work yet, but the warning seems to indeed come from carp on the same segment.
12:48:10 <sjorge> So at least that mistery is solved, if I do get vrrp to work I'll need to figure out how not to get these logged because damn that is logged often
16:03:32 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16962 ib: variable dereferenced before check -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>
16:25:21 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16948 want __cacheline_aligned -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>
17:00:02 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16978 sata: 'tb' may be used uninitialized in sata_check_modser() -- Richard Lowe <richlowe⊙rn>
20:21:40 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16956 stmf_sbd: possible memory leak -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>
20:27:23 <richlowe> sjorge: "ARC cases" were what Sun used to review the overall architecture of projects, so they usually included the draft manual pages of whatever they're describing.  But also that means they may not be accurate for the final code, and also in our case that projects described themselves in the open and then we never saw them because the code closed.
20:27:46 <richlowe> so it's quite possible in those two you have manual pages that predate what we have, and manual pages for enhancements we never saw :\ 
20:35:37 <otis> PSARC?
20:38:47 <richlowe> "ARC" was "architecture review committee", the PS is "platform software" (basically solaris), there's also FW (firmware, OBP) , and LS (layered software) "stuff?".  I think Java never partook
20:43:03 <richlowe> I guess "layered" also got a lot of desktop stuff from solaris
21:02:07 <otis> I remember PSARC clearly, as I've read it back then
21:02:46 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16908 unix: overwrite may leak 'buf' -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>
21:15:32 <gitomat> [illumos-gate] 16949 apix: passing freed memory 'prop_val' -- Toomas Soome <tsoome⊙mc>
21:33:43 <alanc> there was also WSARC (web services) for the iPlanet/SunONE/JES stuff
22:09:24 <jbk> so many arcs, could make you go in circles
22:09:31 <jbk> *rimshot*
23:41:47 <alanc> and we didn't even mention ASARC, OPARC, SARC, SHARC, or SNARC, all of which existed at some (sometimes brief) moment in time
23:42:45 <alanc> oh! I missed ESARC & OZARC
23:43:02 <richlowe> I could guess a few of those, but not with any certainty
23:49:53 <alanc> and apparently to drive folks crazy, there was once an ARC named "SPARC"
23:49:56 <alanc> ASARC - Applications Software (merged into LSARC before my time, but early CDE cases went there), OPARC - Operations, SARC - Services, SHARC - Storage Hardware, SNARC - Systems and Networking Products
23:50:29 <alanc> SPARC -  Storage Platform Architecture Review Committee , ESARC - Embedded Software
23:51:05 <iximeow> SPARC having no relation to SPARC is very funny
23:51:28 <alanc> OZARC appears to have been "Object Products" back in the NEO/CORBA days
23:54:02 <alanc> oh my,  WNARC - The ``Windows and Network Software'' Architecture Review Committee, for projects targeting MS interoperability
23:54:38 <alanc> ah, OZARC was "Object Zone Architecture Review Committee"
23:56:28 <alanc> random trivia, the very first ARC case for any ARC ever was PSARC 1991/001, /proc by raf
23:57:38 <jclulow> rip
23:58:27 <jclulow> https://illumos.org/opensolaris/ARChive/PSARC/1991/001/index.html
23:58:30 <fenix> → OpenSolaris ARC Material Archive PSARC/1991/001: /proc (Published (manual))
23:58:38 <jbk> having friends that live in Arkansas, there is an OZARC joke that i'll skip :)