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high context switching and high load averages slowing down system

high context switching and high load averages slowing down system

2005-08-01       - By Tom Sightler

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On Mon, 2005-08-01 at 19:52 +1200, BQ wrote:
> Now that we're on this subject ... is there any way to check on what
> does the system spend time, when we see a lot of system CPU%?

The only way that I am aware of to pinpoint system time is to use a tool
like oprofile.  I think for this to work well you have to have the
kernel-debuginfo package installed.  So far I've not had good success
trying to get oprofile to work correctly with Redhat kernels but it may
be my inexperience with the package.

Perhaps some others on the list can chime in on their methods for
looking into these types of issues as I would also be very interested.

Later,
Tom


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