Nachricht geschrieben von "Basham, Richard R"
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I have a couple of machines that have been running for around 1700 hours
straight (approx 71 days).
However, I have not changed HZ. What is the normal setting for this value?
Can you explain why
your user process exited when the jiffies ran out. My applications rely on
having the user process
available to the user at any given moment. Is this something I need to
worry about? What do you
recommend to be done for long running applications?
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Here is not a fix but a test environment:
- Go to ./linux/kernel/sched.c
- look for jiffies = 0;
- edit to jiffies = -HZ*60*10;
- recompile, install, reboot
so 10minutes after reboot your machine passes the border
and you don't have to wait for days what may happen.
Jens Michaelsen
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