OK, not completely autonomous. With the last few builds of Freenet, the following has happened after a few hours. System is P70, Linux 2.4.*, Sun 1.4 Java.
1. Continuous disk activity. 2. Machine very sluggish 3. Top shows up to 70% idle, but something is using lots of CPU cycles at a lower (or concealed) level than 'top' operates, because the machine is very sluggish and top itself claims to be using 30% CPU, while it normally only uses 3-5% on this machine. 4. kswapd is running all the time 5. 'free' shows swap partition only 30% in use, no change from normal activity level 6. 'stop-freenet.sh' kills a lot of java processes, but does not stop the above, and there are still a dozen or so running java processes which say something about 'freenet-Main...?' Presumably at some stage a new parent process has started with a different PID to the original one. 7. killing all things called 'java' works, and the node can be restarted normally, with none of the above and no datastore problems. I have neither the time nor the skillz to debug this, but has anyone a) seen this or b) any idea of the cause? -- Roger Hayter _______________________________________________ support mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://hawk.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/support
