[Info-vax] BL860i2 blade unexplained system disk slowdowns

[Edgar Ulloa]

El miércoles, 8 de junio de 2022 a las 13:50:05 UTC-5, vax... at googlemail.com escribió:
> May be it is possible to boot from a USB- or DVD-device. Then you'll see 
> if there is a problem with your system. 
> 
> Eberhard
> Am 08.06.2022 um 14:15 schrieb Simon Clubley via Info-vax: 
> > On 2022-06-07, Kenneth Randell <kennethnos... at gmail.com> wrote: 
> >>> Do the figures go back to normal _immediately_ after a reboot without 
> >>> any power-off cycling or do you need to power off the machine and leave 
> >>> it off for a while before they go back to normal ? 
> >>> 
> >>> I am wondering if there's some subtle thermal-related issue due to 
> >>> damage caused when the power outage occurred. 
> >>> 
> >> A reboot without power-cycle immediately clears the problem; no need to turn it off and leave it off for any length of time. According to the O/A in this C7000, there are no thermal issues; the ambient temperature of the blade sits at around 20 degrees C as shown below: 
> >> 
> > I'll admit I'm out of ideas then. I think it's time for you to get 
> > support involved if a reboot without a power-cycle immediately clears 
> > the problem because that doesn't sound like a normal case of a failing 
> > component gradually degrading during use unless its left to cool down. 
> > 
> > Simon. 
> >

Hi Kenneth

Inside the onboard administrator do you see something abnormal in that blade?

Show interconnect info all

Show health

Already at the operating system level, is there a process that is writing a lot?

$monitor proc/topcpu/int=3
$monitor proc/topfault
$monitor dlock
$monitor rms

System disk space?  

What does swapfile and pagefile look like?

Has any file on the entire system disk reached its version limit?

Any error during boot?
$type sys$system:startup.log

And how about the network, any collision?
tcpip>netstat –i
Lancp>sh dev/count ewa0 (your card)

if the account file is defined and exist?
$sh log acco
$dir $1$xxx:[xxxxxxx]acc*.dat   (same place that log show)

some process in rwast state... example opcom?
I look forward to your comments