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Re: fsmpm CPU usage



Samuel,

I'm seeing certain controllers hit 200% (dp G5 xserve nodes) running OSX 10.4.4 and Xsan 1.1

fsmpm is going through the roof...

i thought it was some cron jobs run amok, or launchd, then i suspected the default ard3 build reports setting...

you can look for the 'build_hd_index' process coming from "/System/ Library/CoreServices/RemoteManagement/ARDAgent.app/Contents/Support/ build_hd_index"

failing the controller (moving control to another mdc) seems to work

hmm

-x

On 28-Jul-06, at 6:59 AM, Samuel Pelletier wrote:

Hi,

Yesterday I rebooted a client (also standby MDC) and after the reboot, the fsmpm process has a CPU usage of about 40% on a xServe 2X2G! The usual load is about 0.1%. I rebooted everything and it is now back to 0.1%.

The SAN was accessible on the client but I would like to understand the situation. Does someone know why this process can eat so much CPU when is it barely noticeable in normal situations?

Samuel

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:)

Mat X

http://matx.ca

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