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SubjectRe: Hang of sorts on 2.1.127
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Myreen Johan <Johan.Myreen@setec.fi> writes:

> >This only happened once - so far - but I thought I would mention it
> >anyway. My system seemed to hang today.
>
> >It acted almost like disk I/O was hanging. However, I would not have
> >expected the login attempt to get as far as it did. Also, syslogd was
> >able to write log message during the "hang". syslogd also recieved
> >and logged entries from another system during this time. Could it
> >have been FS specific?
>
> I have seen this too, and it is repeatable. A slowdown

I saw this with 2.1.127 after having an uptime of 2 days. The system
was using 98%-ish of the CPU and everything was of course really
slow. Nothing seemed to not work, though. It was just extremely slow.

It have no idea what program caused it. The shutdown was also really
slow until the point where all programs were killed. Then the rest of
the shutdown (unmounting, mostly) was at normal speed. That causes me
to believe that it was some program and not the kernel as such that
was responsible for this. But who am I to tell?

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Regards, Anders <URL:http://www.kampsax.dtu.dk/~and/>

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