Mads Rasmussen wrote:
>>Could also be updatedb+makewhatis. And after, the idled count is way
>>down because kswapd or some ioroutine was doing some heavy lifting.
>>
This seems like nothing to worry about. Do you understand what idle
means? Idle means it's not doing anything, so if it's not do
> Could also be updatedb+makewhatis. And after, the idled count is way
> down because kswapd or some ioroutine was doing some heavy lifting.
Could be, the "symptoms" seems right
> Does this happen at about 4 am your time?
No more likely 4 pm my time (Sao Paulo, Brasil)
Regards,
Mads
Am 04 Jul 2001 14:15:50 -0300 schrieb Mads Rasmussen:
>
> Some times my computer freezes a while for about 2-5 minutes. When looking at
> top I see the kapm-idled process eating almost 100% of the cpu, then it dies
> down to about 30-50 and the system starts working normal again.
>
> While it
everybody.
It's an idle loop for the cpu when it doing nothing.
Le Mercredi 4 Juillet 2001 13:15, vous avez écrit :
> Some times my computer freezes a while for about 2-5 minutes. When looking
> at top I see the kapm-idled process eating almost 100% of the cpu, then it
> dies down to about 30-50
Some times my computer freezes a while for about 2-5 minutes. When looking at
top I see the kapm-idled process eating almost 100% of the cpu, then it dies
down to about 30-50 and the system starts working normal again.
While it freezes it does alot of swapping (I think) it does a lot of work o
