On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Bert Freudenberg wrote:
> I saw this on my servers, too. We never figured out exactly what was
> wrong, but I think it is due to some kernel/glibc issue. The exact
> same squeak executable runs fine now. Are you running current
> versions? And what VM are you using?
This morning I upgraded the system from kernel 2.4.9 to 2.4.18 and that
dropped the processor usage down to ~40% (both kernels were redhat
compiled-- not custom because I need to leave this box having very easy
administration). I then upgraded gcc/glibc and gcc3/glibc3 to the most
current rawhide versions and that brought the processor usage up to ~75%.
I guess that this is better, at least the processor isn't pegged at 100%
anymore. Thanks for all the help.
I don't know if there is a "known issues" page anywhere, but if there is
then it would probably be a good idea to recommend upgrading away from the
stock redhat 2.4.9 kernel (and perhaps any 2.4.9 kernel) somewhere.
Bill
-=- Bill Denney -=- [EMAIL PROTECTED] -=-
Sum ergo cogito.
