[nos-bbs] Ubuntu 10.4 Server and JNOS anyone?
Jim Smith
lanshark at charter.net
Mon Jun 21 20:41:09 EDT 2010
On 6/21/2010 7:44 PM, George [ham] VerDuin wrote:
> On 06/21/2010 05:45 PM, Jim Smith wrote:
>> It will run for about 10-14 hours, then the console freezes and CPU
>> utilization goes to over 95% (normally less than 10%). JNOS is still
>> responsive if I telnet into it, but the console is frozen. Any ideas?
> I experience 95%+ CPU utilization as you describe when I have a
> "broken" path. In my case, broken means an I/O device is attached as
> ttyS0 or S1, but the TNC is non-functional, might not happen when only
> the radio is off. In general -- the AX.25 path is defined but no
> traffic happens. I can't speak for the console device because I no
> longer look -- just shut jnos down. The remainder of the services on
> the host do slow down, maybe because I defined nice -5. This platform
> is Fedora, jnos is 2.0f.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Jim N8AVX
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> Skip
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Skip,
How long after the path gets broken does it occur? I have nothing
attached to the serial port yet. I'm wondering if that is the problem. I
would hope that things would be written such that if a port became
non-responsive the system would not chew up CPU.
I wish I knew C better, I'd go trawling through the code to see...
Cheers!
Jim N8AVX
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