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01-23-2009 01:50 AM
01-23-2009 01:50 AM
Server hangs on "rmmod ipmi_si"
I have recently installed a C7000 blade chassis and 9 BL460c servers running RHEL 4.6. 2 of them have exhibited the same problem on a few occasions, whereby one of the cpu cores goes up to 100% utilisation causing SIM alerts, and the process causing the problem is "rmmod rpmi_si".
The process is not interruptible and the server has to be rebooted to return it back to normal.
I am assuming one of the HP services is doing the rmmod. Can anyone confirm this - and is there any advise on how this can be resolved?
The process is not interruptible and the server has to be rebooted to return it back to normal.
I am assuming one of the HP services is doing the rmmod. Can anyone confirm this - and is there any advise on how this can be resolved?
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