21:19:52 <richlowe> I've asked this before, but I have the worst memory:  for whom is `kstat unix:0:system_pages:kernelbase` 0?
21:31:21 <wiedi> for me?
21:31:49 <wiedi> seems to be 0 everywhere here
21:44:22 <andyf_> 0 here too.
22:11:26 <alanc> huh, it's 18446604435732824064 on two different S11.4 machines for me
22:13:16 <andyf> It's a truncation because it's defined as KSTAT_DATA_ULONG and our kstat binary is still 32-bit.
22:13:55 <andyf> If I build a 64-bit kstat I get a better value. At least one that works for machines up to 256GB of RAM.
22:19:01 <alanc> oh, Solaris still has:
22:19:08 <alanc>  /usr/bin/kstat: executable /usr/perl5/5.38/bin/perl script
22:19:24 <alanc>  /usr/perl5/5.38/bin/perl:       ELF 64-bit LSB dynamic lib AMD64 Version 1 ....
22:41:45 <richlowe> less windmill compliant tho