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Re: 20010531: ldm 5.1.3 with RH 7.1 thrashing
- Subject: Re: 20010531: ldm 5.1.3 with RH 7.1 thrashing
- Date: Mon, 18 Jun 2001 10:51:58 -0600
Good Morning, Art,
Using a feed from WSI plus a few others along with a 2Gb queue, I tried
again last week to duplicate the zombie rpc.ldmd processes and the
excessive disk I/O on RH7.1, but was unsuccessful. But, my machine is a
test machine, not a production machine. I'm guessing that you have a
lot more filing and decoding actions going on then I did.
Here's one more bit of RH7.1 info. We just got a new machine on which
we installed 7.1. Being new, it had a SCSI controller that could
transfer at the rate of 160Mbits/sec. But, we found that the kernal
could not keep up. This did not appear with "normal" processing, but
appeared when we were doing backups and the disk I/O was intensive.
With a tape to disk transfer it appeared after 45 minutes to an hour.
After experimenting, our sys admin solved the problem by changing the
transfer rate of the controller to 80Mbits/sec.
I don't know if this could be a factor for you or not. I recall that
this was a brand new machine for you, so maybe...
Also, FYI, (maybe I told you this) Gilbert is running 7.1 and also
reports lots of disk I/O with his 600Mb queue.
I'm sorry I can't help you more with this. We'll keep this info in our
archives and I'll let you know if I discover anything further. Any info
you can provide us would also be appreciated.
Anne
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