Trond Eivind Glomsrød wrote: >Dennis Jacobfeuerborn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>We are running MySQL version 3.23.43 on one of our servers and have some >>stability >> > >Where did you get that? The MySQL site? > >>Some info about the system: >> Dell PowerEdge 8450 >> 4 x Xeon 700 >> 4GB of RAM >> Intel GBit ethernet connection >> >>Software: >> Base RedHat 7.2 installation >> Unpatched kernel 2.4.17 >> > >2.4.17 has problems with heavy database usage. Does this happen on the >supported kernels as well? (I'm guessing yes, this doesn't seem to >have anything to do with the kernel... you might want to check if >anything suspicious show up in "dmesg", though) > I run RH supported kernel 2.4.7-10enterprise on such a server with similar problems. All four CPU's runs off with a lot off system. I can provoke this behaviour by generating disk i/o. A 'cp' might be it. I often get it when the full backup is running. I've also tested 2.4.9-13 with even worse result. I previously used the 2.4.8 vanilla kernel whith good results. I was planning to test 2.4.17 next week but now i don't know...
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