Deepak Shrestha wrote:
This is not a serious problem. There was a fairly long thread about
this not that long ago. A somewhat simplified explanation is that
the IRQ balance daemon loads, discovers that it can not do dynamic
balancing with your hardware, and exits. But the script that
launches it does not handle this and leaves the lock file that says
the service is running. When you shutdown the system, the script
tries to shut down the daemon, but because it is not running, the
script reports that it failed.
There is a bug report on this. I have not been following it, so I am
not sure of the status. One fix would probably to have the daemon
exit with a non-zero return code when it can not do dynamic balancing.
Thanks for the info. So its a known issue. If it cannot do the thing
it was supposed to do in my hardware, Can I safely disable it?
Thanks
Here is the bug report for this.
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=355231
You should be fine to just do a chkconfig irqbalance off
gs
