Re: [Xen-users] Dom0 - extremely slooooooww !!!

[fpt stl <fptstl@xxxxxxxxx>]

Here it is:

PID USER      PR  NI  VIRT  RES  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND

 5832 root      18   0 99052 3484  212 S 41.0  0.0 149:09.80 dsm_sa_datamgrd

  420 root      20  -5     0    0    0 R 35.1  0.0 244:22.21 kswapd0

 6967 root      18   0  234m  15m  184 S 24.3  0.0 172:49.49 dsm_om_connsvcd

25359 root      19   0  114m  48m  648 R 20.1  0.1 353:52.54 rsync

14165 root      19   0  271m  10m 1164 R 18.2  0.0 111:47.19 gnome-terminal

27194 root      25   0 2069m 1.9g  604 R 18.2  5.3 155:52.42 rsync

21229 root      23   0  164m 4432  916 R 17.8  0.0 139:23.31 qemu-dm

 6859 root      25   0  248m 5280 1076 R 17.7  0.0  13:39.37 wnck-applet

28896 root      23   0  245m 177m  660 R 17.3  0.5 267:39.14 rsync

 9572 root      25   0  118m  17m  892 R 16.4  0.0 159:51.16 Xorg

14585 root      25   0  265m 3508  972 R 16.4  0.0  15:01.02 clock-applet

 7896 root      19   0  354m  22m  568 S 16.2  0.1 219:07.70 xend

31002 root      20   0  268m 8188 1216 R 16.1  0.0 111:49.85 gnome-terminal

14611 root      24   0  534m  41m 1492 R 16.0  0.1 128:30.72 /usr/share/virt

On Fri, Nov 12, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Digimer <linux@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 10-11-12 04:26 PM, fpt stl wrote:
> New Dell R510, 40GB ram, 2x quad procs
> Dom0 allocated 2GB
> Two test DomUs - insignificant use.
> one (default) bridge
> rsync two lvms from mounted NFS shares - on Dom0
> It was running fine, but suddenly the transfer slows down to a crawl
> ................
> AND the system - Dom0 is almost non-responsive !!!!!!
>
> Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
>
> BTW, Dom0 is CentOS 5.5 64bit, the disks are RAID1 10.000rpm, Xen 3.4.2
>
> Regards,
>
> frank

What does top show on dom0?

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