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04-06-2012 07:46 AM
04-06-2012 07:46 AM
Hi,
I'm trying to install Debian 6.0 (squeeze) on an old DL385. Everything else works fine, but I have trouble with the hpasmd daemon. I'm using the hp-health package from the HP Software Delivery Repository (http://downloads.linux.hp.com/SDR/), and although it installs fine, the hpasmd daemon just sits around and eats 100% CPU and doesn't respond.
Here are some examples:
$ hplog -f
hplog: Cannot open /dev/cpqhealth/proc.
Could not get temperature data. Make sure the health monitor is activated
$ hpasmcli
ERROR: Could not open /dev/cpqhealth/cdt.
Please make sure the Health Monitor is started.
although hpasmd is running. It's probably just running a busy loop and not serving any requests.
Any ideas?
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04-06-2012 07:48 AM
04-06-2012 07:48 AM
Re: hpasmd eats all CPU on old DL385
I forgot to mention explicitly that this is an amd64 machine (dual Opteron 250).
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04-06-2012 09:38 AM
04-06-2012 09:38 AM
SolutionI found a solution. First, I loosely followed the instructions here to manually install an old version of hpasm (7.4.0). Then, I found that if I pass -m DISABLED -n DISABLED to hpasmd, it works! It only eats a bit of CPU for 10-20 seconds after startup, and after that, it sits quietly in the background. hplog and hpasmcli work perfectly.
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06-22-2012 02:34 AM
06-22-2012 02:34 AM
Re: hpasmd eats all CPU on old DL385
Thank you very much for your solution! I tried many things to get the HP tools run on Debian 6.0 AMD64. Using the old files helped a lot.