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At 03:14 PM 10/16/2003 -0400, you wrote: |
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>At 05:22 PM 10/16/2003 +0100, you wrote: |
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>>[snip] |
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>> > I realize processes can be swapped in and out as necessary. But I did not |
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>> > expect a server coming up under no load to display this. I don't see this |
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>> > behavior on my Redhat severs. This sever has 512 MB of RAM. top shows |
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>> > about 62 MB of RAM used and all but one process is sleeping. |
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>> > Using 2.4.20-gentoo-r7 kernel. |
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>> > Is this normal behavior for Gentoo? Or did I miss something in setup? |
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>>Try using a saner kernel. I'm not the biggest fan of the present |
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>>gentoo-sources. |
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>--Kerin |
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>A different kernel sounds like a reasonable thing to try. This is my |
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>first Gentoo install so I followed the path of least resistance as |
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>outlined in the install docs. Now that I have looked, I see there is |
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>choice of a lot of kernel sources. |
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I installed from the wolk-sources. My processes now show up as expected |
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with the command lines showing. |
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But I can not get to my console. Keyboard is dead when it boots to the |
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wolk kernel. I can ssh into the box. Is this related to grsecurity or I |
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have messed up something else? |
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-Karl |
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