Mark Patruck <mark <at> wrapped.cx> writes: > > over the last few weeks i'm having a strange issue here running amd64 > -current (last updated 3 days before) > > ### system > Supermicro X7SPA-HF-D525 1,8Ghz Atom > 4 GB RAM > 1x 128GB SSD (system) > 1x 6TB /1x 4TB HDD (NFS exported) > > Everything works fine the first few hours, then suddenly > > - the system clock is few seconds/minutes behind (up to 2 hours after > 3 days) > > - the network connection hangs/is unresponsive for ~1-2 seconds > * ping response increases from 0.500ms -> 1.600 ms > > * if i type a command when logged in via ssh > $ ifc...<delay>..onfig, > $ ... > $ 10x ifconfig works w/o issues > $ ifc...<delay>..onfig > > * throughput via nfs drops > > Right now, the system is in this state again and only a reboot helps. > I'm not sure if it's hardware or software related, so hopefully anybody > has an idea.
Hello Mark, Thanks for the report. hard to tell without a full dmesg, we need to know which snapshot you're running in order to identify which commit could be the cause of this regression. Could you send it again making sure the "OpenBSD 5.8-current..." is present? Could you also include the output of "ifconfig", "netstat -nf inet" and "netsat -rn"? Thanks, Martin
