>     Due to a Kernel bug ksoftirqd takes up 100% cpu
> and server becomes inaccessible. Yes, kernel upgrade
> will fix this. You can use kernel rpm to upgrade. May
> have to revert back to old one if box doesn't come
> back up with new kernel.
Is there any resource where I can check up on this bug that you mention? In
my case, the server crashes in an intresting way. Ping requests are honoured
by the Linux box, and any TCP connection is opened, but after the connection
is opened, no response comes from the affected machine. Also I call this a
crash, because no log contains any entry after this *crash* occurs.

Now about the kernel installation. I don't know if the server is using lilo
or grub. Is there any easy way to find this out. I dumped the first 512
bytes from /dev/hda and I think I saw LILO somewhere in there.

Ambar


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