RH9 Slow on Proliant ML330
Michael Ault
mikerault at yahoo.com
Fri Mar 19 12:55:13 UTC 2004
Check your shared memory settings, sounds like the
system is swapping out.
Mike
--- mickey <mickey at gccsda.com> wrote:
> I'm having an issue with my Proliant ML330 server
> and RH9, can't tell if
> it's hardware or software...
>
> The problem is that the server - (usually lightning
> speed) will go into
> freeze or just take a break for a few seconds. A
> couple of times, I've
> had to power off to clear it, but other times, after
> 5 to 30 seconds it
> will take off again.
>
> The easiest way to test it has been to tar cz a
> group of large
> directories while running top in another window. I
> notice that several
> times, I get about 500 -600 MB gets created, then
> suddenly the tar job
> will pause (on a 1 or 3 MB file), top will show
> processor speed dropped
> from 50% down to 0%, and the keyboard will even
> hang, nothing seems to
> happen. Just as suddenly, the tar job will usually
> (eventually) take
> off again, the terminal window shows the keys I had
> typed during the
> "hung" time, and top will again show tar sucking
> 40-60% processor. Last
> night while I tested it, I observed this at least 10
> times in as many
> minutes...
>
> No errors present in /var/log/messages.
>
>
> SW - RH 9 [almost] current RHN, The only processes
> running are samba
> (build from Jan 04) and iptables NAT, Squid with
> DansGuardian.
>
> HW - ML330 G3 Xeon 2.8, 1.2GB
> 3 Internal 36 GB SCSI drives SW raid 5 on the
> integrated SCSI Controller
> Built in 100/1000BaseT NIC
>
>
>
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Michael R. Ault
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