Hi, I checked all this. I have Kaspersky antivirus and the CPU temp/fan is ok.
Oliver
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Hi:
It is weird.
I have to more tips.
1- Maybe a virus.
2- If you are using a P4, then maybe your computer is slowly heating and when the temperature raise, P4 start to slow down to protect it self. All the computer can work even as a 486. I had a similar case with a P4 that after 2 days the computer started to slow down because the heat.
Please check the heat sinks of the computer. Maybe this can be.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo.
Oliver Schulze L. dijo:
Hi, well, it happen again. At 0810 EST (more or less) today the loadavg rocketed again. Here is what I found: [root@xxxxxx root]# uptime 08:50:34 up 6 days, 22:23, 2 users, load average: 29.33, 25.87, 18.79
I have 2 swap files in /SWAP and /SWAP1. Does it matters the size of them? Must they have a size like 2^n ?
Now I will reboot the server this wendesday. Maybe somthing is running every monday morning that "crash" the server
Thanks Oliver
Oliver Schulze L. wrote:
Hi, I'm having a strange problem, after 1 week(6 or 7 days) my RH9 server experience a sudenly very high load. The load raises to 14, then 20 and even 30.
When I run: $ uptime it looks like this: 10:11:25 up 6 days, 17:19, 2 users, load average: 49.26, 44.17, 35.31
I reboot the server and then all works with no problems.
The only not common thing I'm running is: openldap + nscd
Any clues?
Many thanks Oliver
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