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From: "Steven Roussey" <sroussey@network54.com>
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Subject: Re: Strange load spikes on 2.4.19 kernel
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 14:54:05 -0800
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Was there ever a solution to this issue?  Is it kernel or ext3 based issue?
Is there a workaround? I've spent two months looking for a source and
solution to this issue. It is pressing for me since all our users get locked
out at the height of the spike. Ours is a webserver.

Example of load graph (my minute):

   http://www.network54.com/spikes.html

TIA

Steven Roussey


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