Thanks for the quick response, Jeremy. Unfortunately, I cannot test the latest development release image as this is a production system. However, I can test the latest upstream kernel for you. I might also add the current kernel I am running is 2.6.24-27.69. I poked around the kernel upstream site and was wondering which kernel you would like me to try.
As I don't see any recent build of mainline 2.6.24.6 (2.6.24-27.69).
Either way, it looks as I may have to compile it as there is no "sparc64-smp" deb package.
Also, I have no real way to replicate this issue as it just starts appearing all of a sudden. I only caught it when my system became sluggish after a while. I'll have to watch the logs to catch it in action. When I do, shall I run the command you posted above?
Thanks for the quick response, Jeremy. Unfortunately, I cannot test the latest development release image as this is a production system. However, I can test the latest upstream kernel for you. I might also add the current kernel I am running is 2.6.24-27.69. I poked around the kernel upstream site and was wondering which kernel you would like me to try.
I'm guessing ... 2.6.34- 999.20100426100 5 (daily/current)
As I don't see any recent build of mainline 2.6.24.6 (2.6.24-27.69).
Either way, it looks as I may have to compile it as there is no "sparc64-smp" deb package.
Also, I have no real way to replicate this issue as it just starts appearing all of a sudden. I only caught it when my system became sluggish after a while. I'll have to watch the logs to catch it in action. When I do, shall I run the command you posted above?
Thanks again.