Hi everyone,
I'm not a Unix expert, but I had to maintain a few SCO 5.0.5 servers for months now. From time to time, some of them are disconnected from the network, usually the reboot is the only solution I have.
I figured out the causes of those disconnections were multiple :
- bad NIC ("well, duuuuuh ...")
- a device on the network which is throwing too much broadcast packets (Wifi hotspot or wireless NIC)
Now I have this server who's disconnected from the network the same way as the others did : no ping, but can work on the main screen.
When I type a sar command (sar 1 10), I have 99% on the %sys column. And when I try to figure out which process is taking so much CPU with this command :
ps -A -o "pid pcpu ruser args"
I'm having this result :
It means the strd process is taking 99.54% of the CPU ? Does somebody know what can be the causes of this ?
Any kind of answer would actually be a big progress to me !
Thank you in advance
Anthony
I'm not a Unix expert, but I had to maintain a few SCO 5.0.5 servers for months now. From time to time, some of them are disconnected from the network, usually the reboot is the only solution I have.
I figured out the causes of those disconnections were multiple :
- bad NIC ("well, duuuuuh ...")
- a device on the network which is throwing too much broadcast packets (Wifi hotspot or wireless NIC)
Now I have this server who's disconnected from the network the same way as the others did : no ping, but can work on the main screen.
When I type a sar command (sar 1 10), I have 99% on the %sys column. And when I try to figure out which process is taking so much CPU with this command :
ps -A -o "pid pcpu ruser args"
I'm having this result :
Code:
[...]
4 0.00 root kmdaemon
5 0.09 root htepi_daemon /
[b] 6 99.54 root strd[/b]
43 0.00 root /etc/syslogd
47 0.00 root /etc/ifor_pmd
48 0.00 root /etc/ifor_pmd
[...]
It means the strd process is taking 99.54% of the CPU ? Does somebody know what can be the causes of this ?
Any kind of answer would actually be a big progress to me !
Thank you in advance
Anthony