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тАО12-16-2008 09:28 PM
тАО12-16-2008 09:28 PM
load average too high from top command
we have a machine rp3410 with hp ux b.11.11. The problem is from top command I got load average between 10 to 30, but the idle is between 80 to 90 %. Application can run but slow and if we open few application simultaneously it will automatically closed the application.
What is actually wrong with this machine ? Is it hardware problem or software ?Really appreaciate all your advice.
Thanks
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тАО12-16-2008 09:35 PM
тАО12-16-2008 09:35 PM
Re: load average too high from top command
There is so many things may happned,
What are the application is running please check and more over check your /var/adm/syslog/syslog.log if any error is there or not.
which process takes more cup and memory check that also.
Suraj
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тАО12-16-2008 09:46 PM
тАО12-16-2008 09:46 PM
Re: load average too high from top command
1. Check kernel parameters.
2. check OS configuration files
3. Application requirements.
4. Resource(CPU, Memory,swap) utilization.
5. check buffer,no of opened files etc. utilization
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тАО12-16-2008 09:54 PM
тАО12-16-2008 09:54 PM
Re: load average too high from top command
This may imply that you are creating lots of short lived processes or you block a lot on I/O or swap.
What does "swapinfo -tam" show?
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тАО12-16-2008 10:07 PM
тАО12-16-2008 10:07 PM
Re: load average too high from top command
swapinfo -tam
Mb Mb Mb PCT START/ Mb
TYPE AVAIL USED FREE USED LIMIT RESERVE PRI NAME
dev 4096 0 4096 0% 0 - 1 /dev/vg00/lvol2
reserve - 792 -792
memory 1525 476 1049 31%
total 5621 1268 4353 23% - 0 -
syslog error,
bootpd[4079]: reading "/etc/dhcpdeny"
bootpd[4079]: error opening "/etc/dhcpdeny": No such file or directory
syslog: ConnectionServer unknown error 1
and for others check, I'm not sure how to check.
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тАО12-17-2008 12:32 AM
тАО12-17-2008 12:32 AM
Re: load average too high from top command
Well, you aren't swapping.
Do you have glance/gpm installed?