te something
going seriously wrong when kswapd becomes active...
It looks like the system is still running, but any attempt to access the
hard drive gets stuck in an uninteruptible sleep.
At least the problem seems to be easily reproduced...
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DigbyT
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arly about half of this increase (270M) is due to the buffer chache,
which is a reasonable use for spare memory capacity. Any idea how to
find out where the rest has gone? I'd rather not push the system into
excessive swapping if disk i/o is a potent
The remaining files are only modified by the super user, who can be
expected to do a mount -o remount as required..
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hat the looked so normal.
Whatever was preventing new logins was not stopping the firewall or
periodic cron jobs...
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41k kernel code, 16448k reserved, 580k da
ta, 196k init, 130944k highmem)
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DigbyT
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> On Sat, Apr 12, 2008 at 02:23:44PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > tuko kernel: Process kswapd0 (pid: 122, ti=dfa66000 task=dff9
, but I can't start any new ssh connections.
I need to get it rebooted to get more details on the installation.
Before I spend too much time on it, does anyone know of this particular
oops being a known problem?
Any other thoughts/suggestions appreciated.
Thanks,
DigbyT
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after a couple of
hours with a bus error. I have just re-built the standard 686 kernel
with HIGHMEM off to confirm that that gets me back to complete
stability.
I am tempted to adjust my memory boundaries so that I can use the full 1GB
of ram without having HIGHMEM enabled
ID 0 COMPAQ DDRS-34560W ULTRA2-SE
> SCSI ID 1 SEAGATE ST173404LW ULTRA2-SE
> Adaptec AIC-7880 BIOS DELL-V2.01.05
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> Primary IDE1ZIP drive
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