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Olga_1
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diagmond 99 % CPU

I have already asked about diagmond.
Could anyone tell me which log it's writting too?
Where to find out if there are any hardware problem?

Thank you.
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Francois Bariselle_3
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Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

James R. Ferguson
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Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

Hi:

Do a 'man diagmond' to see where to look.

Regards!

...JRF...
steven Burgess_2
Honored Contributor

Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

Hi

Looks as though it is spinning

I'm sure diagmond is part of stm

The logs are in /var/stm/logs/sys

The daemons are started

via/sbin/init.d/diagnostic

We have had instances of this, i'll have a look further for you

In the meantime , from the prompt type

stm

and have a look round

Regards

Steve


take your time and think things through
Helen French
Honored Contributor

Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

Hi,

Try this:

# man diagmond

This will list you all files/logs used by this daemon. If you have a hardware problem, you can look in these logs ( normally in /var/stm/logs ), run 'stm' and find out OR check in the syslog.log file.

HTH,
Shiju
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Sandip Ghosh
Honored Contributor

Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

There are some patches for this specific problem of diagmond running 99% of CPU. Look in ITRC for that specific Patch.

Sandip
Good Luck!!!
steven Burgess_2
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Re: diagmond 99 % CPU

Hi

Have checked further and found issue regarding
faulty scsi card, faulty disk and out of date patching levels

If there are no hardware issues, suggest checking patching levels

Just do a search on diagmond from the forums. There is plenty of info from hp staff regarding which patch etc

Have also found advise stating if you have trouble stopping diagmond via diagnostic stop , then attempt to stop via stm

stm
system
Daemons
Daemon shutdown
Dameon startup

Do not kill -9 the daemon as it will not release it's socket correctly causing further problems

Steve
take your time and think things through