> Due to a Kernel bug ksoftirqd takes up 100% cpu
> and server becomes inaccessible. Yes, kernel upgrade
> will fix this. You can use kernel rpm to upgrade. May
> have to revert back to old one if box doesn't come
> back up with new kernel.
Is there any resource where I can check up on this bug
Amber,
Due to a Kernel bug ksoftirqd takes up 100% cpu
and server becomes inaccessible. Yes, kernel upgrade
will fix this. You can use kernel rpm to upgrade. May
have to revert back to old one if box doesn't come
back up with new kernel.
Regards,
Naresh
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Subject: RE: [ilugd] Upgrading Kernel of RedHat 7.1 on a remote server
Consider using 'grub' wherein you c
Consider using 'grub' wherein you can specify different kernels for booting. Man pages
for grub should have more info.
If you are able to build kernel without much problem, try building one and boot with
it otherwise, try using the updated kernel. Just copy it to your disk, configure grub
and t
