I think that i coped with a this bug !
I made some options of kernel and my server works stability and there are no frozen timeouts with high iowait already 10-12 hours!
Detailed info:
My kernel now is 2.6.22.14-72.fc6
Fedora Core 6
This the suggestion is not bug resolving (i think there is bug in kernel and it stays) but this is a workaround. I have read many topics and forums and stopped at these commands:
The DEVICE is 'hda' or 'sda' for some HDDs. I didn't test queue_depth because for my HDDs (SAS SCSI + RAID10) this file is readonly (no there NCQ supporting as i think). But may be this command will help to you. I don't know.
I suggest anybody who have a frozen timeouts with high iowait to try this turning
I am very glad! Please to try this workaround. I didn't test 'dd' command but my heavy a HDD working has been freezing the server. Now i don't see this.
I think that i coped with a this bug !
I made some options of kernel and my server works stability and there are no frozen timeouts with high iowait already 10-12 hours!
Detailed info:
My kernel now is 2.6.22.14-72.fc6
Fedora Core 6
This the suggestion is not bug resolving (i think there is bug in kernel and it stays) but this is a workaround. I have read many topics and forums and stopped at these commands:
# echo 50 > /proc/sys/ vm/vfs_ cache_pressure DEVICE/ queue/scheduler DEVICE/ device/ queue_depth DEVICE/ queue/nr_ requests
# echo deadline > /sys/block/
# # echo 1 > /sys/block/
# echo 1024 > /sys/block/
The DEVICE is 'hda' or 'sda' for some HDDs. I didn't test queue_depth because for my HDDs (SAS SCSI + RAID10) this file is readonly (no there NCQ supporting as i think). But may be this command will help to you. I don't know.
I suggest anybody who have a frozen timeouts with high iowait to try this turning
I am very glad! Please to try this workaround. I didn't test 'dd' command but my heavy a HDD working has been freezing the server. Now i don't see this.