Hi Florian, > From: Florian Fainelli <florian@xxxxxxxxxxx> > Determine which process consumes all that memory. Can you > describe which > programs you are running on your Qube2 ? > That's exactly it - I couldn't see anything using excessive memory. > > I have been running linux-mips git builds for about a year > and half now on my > Qube2 without any troubles, the box serves as NFS/FTP > server and works pretty > well and sustains bandwidth. > Thats good to hear anyway. > My guess is that you are having a hardware problem or the > box might not be > cooled as it should be. I have 2 qubes, both cooled properly and both have run netbsd as solid as a rock for the past 3 years. My usual yearly upgrade routine is prepare a fresh qube and switch them, when I do this I normally have 1 year+ uptime. I should mention that I've been using this qube with netbsd without issue for years. > If you want, you can test the > following kernel which > I have been running on this qube2 for some months: > http://alphacore.org/~florian/linux-mips/qube/ > Thanks, I will have a go with one of those - I'll have to lookup my notes on preparing a kernel for debian though. If it is not the kernel though (I suspect it is not) Any Ideas what I should be looking at to catch whatever is causing this? I've checked memory usage, turned off dma, and there isn't much IO load. As it's a qube there's plenty of CPU load. ?
