We are now messing with VM Page Space. 

I too have see major slowness with my SLES 8 Guest. Our VM guy has increased 
the Page Space, I'm checking it out now.

----- Original Message -----
From: "John Kaba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Linux Performance Issue
Date:         Tue, 16 Nov 2004 14:58:00 -0600

> 
> We have just recently installed SuSE SLES8 under our VM3.1.0 system, and
> are experiencing some performance issues.  Our Realtime monitor reveals
> that Linux is utilizing approx 65% of our CPU cycles, but we really have
> nothing running.  I was told by our Linux guy to give it lots of memory, so
> I defined it with 1G.  I'm wondering if this is my problem, or if I might
> have something else set up wrong.  We have Tivoli Directory Server 5.2
> fixpack1, DB2 ver 8.2, and websphere express 5.1, but it is not configured
> yet.  We have just installed these products, and they are not being used at
> all, still we are seeing results like this:
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Here is our Realtime Monitor results:
> 
> <>z/VM   CPU9672 SERIAL 069692    2G DATE 11/16/04 START 13:37:27 END
> 14:25:02<>
>                                                                *
> USERID-> LOGGED %ACT %PGW %IOW %SUS %RUN %ELG :DSK :XST :SPL :CPU :PAG :I/O
> :STR
> *TOTALS*   5544           14.7          .0         .0           75.6
> 24.3        .0      100    100   100    100    100   100    100
> LINUX              192           71.3          .0        .0            43.7
> 56.2        .0         .0    100       .0    65.8   .0      30.9  55.7
> VSE2                 96             100         .0         .0
> 90.6         9.3        .0         .0        .0    1.7    14.5   .0
> 12.1   2.9
> TCPIP               96              100         .0        .0
> 100            .0        .0         .0        .0      .0      7.8   .0
> 30.7     .9
> VSEIPO            96              100         .0        .0            98.9
> 1.0        .0          .0        .0   11.0    5.5   .0       23.7  1.1
> 
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Here is a "TOP" listing from our Linux guest:
> 
> 70 processes: 68 sleeping, 2 running, 0 zombie, 0 stopped
> CPU0 states:  1.4% user,  4.4% system,  0.0% nice, 93.0% idle
> CPU1 states: 14.2% user,  3.4% system,  0.0% nice, 81.2% idle
> Mem:  1008504K av,  953116K used,   55388K free,       0K shrd,  138316K
> buff
> Swap:  719896K av,       4K used,  719892K free                  668240K
> cached
> 
>   PID     USER        PRI  NI   SIZE    RSS  SHARE STAT %CPU %MEM  TIME
> COMMAND
> 10871 dmelende    15    0 11372    11M     10632           S     2.9
> 1.1   7:50     kdeinit
> 10905 dmelende    15    0 16804    16M     14572           S     2.5
> 1.6   3:26     kdeinit
> 23343 jkaba             15    0  1036    1032          828           R
> 1.5            0.1   0:00     top
> 10914 dmelende    15    0 12652    12M     11724           S     0.5
> 1.2   0:28      kdeinit
> 10890 dmelende    15    0 12980    12M     11848           R     0.3
> 1.2   1:20     kdeinit
> 23327 jkaba             15    0  2376    2376       2208            S
> 0.3            0.2   0:00    sshd
> 15843 root                15     0  2084    2080       1520            S
> 0.1           0.2   0:06     db2fmcd
>         1  root                15     0   208       204          160
> S     0.0           0.0   0:04      init
>         2  root                0K     0     0              0            0
> SW     0.0            0.0   0:00     migration_CPU0
>         3  root                0K     0     0              0           0
> SW     0.0            0.0   0:00     migration_CPU1
>         4  root                25     0     0              0            0
> SW     0.0            0.0   0:00     kmcheck
>         5  root                15     0     0              0           0
> SW     0.0            0.0   0:00     keventd
>         6  root                34   19     0              0          0
> SWN     0.0            0.0   8:50     ksoftirqd_CPU0
>         7  root                34   19     0              0          0
> SWN     0.0            0.0   8:36     ksoftirqd_CPU1
>         8  root                15     0     0              0           0
> SW      0.0            0.0   0:07     kswapd
>         9  root                25     0     0              0           0
> SW      0.0            0.0   0:00     bdflush
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~>
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Here is the directory entry for the Linux Guest:
> 
> USER LINUX xxxxxxx 1000M 2000M G
> *-----------------------------------------------------
>    ACCOUNT 442061 LINUX
>    CPU 01 CPUID 111111
>    CPU 02 CPUID 111222
>    IPL CMS PARM AUTOCR
>    IUCV ANY
>    IUCV ALLOW
>    MACHINE ESA 10
>    OPTION MAINTCCW RMCHINFO
>    SHARE REL 2000
>    XSTORE 32M
>    CONSOLE 01C0 3270 A
>    SPECIAL 0808 CTCA
>    SPECIAL 0809 CTCA
>    SPOOL 000C 2540 READER *
>    SPOOL 000D 2540 PUNCH A
>    SPOOL 000E 3203 A
>    LINK MAINT 0190 0190 RR
>    LINK MAINT 019D 019D RR
>    LINK MAINT 019E 019E RR
>    LINK TCPMAINT 0592 0592 RR
> 
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Our Real Storage looks like this:
> q stor
> STORAGE = 2G
> Ready; T=0.01/0.01 14:48:39
> q xstore
> XSTORE= 2048M online= 2048M
> XSTORE= 2016M userid= SYSTEM usage= 3% retained= 0M pending= 0M
> XSTORE MDC min=10M, max=64M, usage=3%
> XSTORE= 32M userid= LINUX
> XSTORE= 2016M userid=  (none)  max. attach= 2016M
> Ready; T=0.01/0.01 14:48:43
> 
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