yeah,
thanks.. I found some obscure settings in the IBM bios that was causing the
prob.. it had reset defaults on me, and turned the apm stuff back
on..
strangely enough (or not) when it had gone into its power saving, scripts
and anything else that usually took practically no CPU were showing as 60%
+
which
means it must have cycled down the CPU somehow so that 60% was what would
normally be one or two percent...
I'm
going to try and remember that for future reference..
rgds
Frank
-----Original Message-----use chkconfig to keep /etc/init.d/apmd from running at boot up. Turn off all your power management in the BIOS too.
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Subject: Re: [expert] Turning off all power management... (was system resouce problem)
Franki wrote:
Hi guys, I think I have isolated the problem when I updated the kernel in 8.2... I'm having the same prob in mdk9.0 it seems that after a certain period of time, linux is going into some type of power management feature.. it gets slow, but if you go over and hit the keyboard it comes back.. I am guessing I have to disable some apm feature.. after all, a server shouldnt' be doing that.. anyone have any tips for where to start??? rgds Frank
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