This may or nay not have a bearing here: I left cron and anacron stopped overnight, and for the first time since the install (about 10 days ago) the system worked overnight. I'll leave it going for another 24 hours and if it _still_ works I'll add a comment to bugzilla. If it is something triggered by cron, it'll take a while to track down exactly what - I can run each of the cron.daily scripts from the command prompt without a problem. Hmm. I wonder if it's something to do with an anacron-triggered job running after the disks have spun down due to inactivity? That's something that doesn't happen on server builds, I think. P. On Wed, 2004-02-04 at 08:32, WipeOut wrote: > Paul Furness wrote: > > >Interestingly, I had the system hang on me 5 times today. I then stopped > >cron and anacron, ... > > > >cron and anacron are still stopped, and I haven't hung since. I'll try > >leaving it on overnight tonight and see what happens. > > > > > I have run a P4 HT system all night on the SMP kernel and it didn't > crash, the systems was setup as a minimum install and then Apache, PHP > and MySQL were added.. > > So it looks like the crashing SMP problem is caused by something that is > installed when a workstation or desktop install is done, and that is > possibly run or triggered by Cron.. > > The only difference I can see between the two cron.daily directorys is > that the workstation install has a "tetex.cron" script in cron.daily but > I dont think that would be the cause of the problem.. > > The other thing that could be freaking it out is when prelink runs, > maybe when prelink is doing whatever it does it is hanging a workstation > but not a minimum installed system.. > > Just thoughts.. :) > > Later.. >
