[pve-devel] need help to debug random host freeze on multiple hosts

[Alexandre DERUMIER]

>>Could this, given the high load, be caused by a race condition which is
>>solved in the new microcode?

I don't have info about microcode update, only a note from dell support which said that it's correcting
instability on vmware. (So I don't known for kvm)


>>Have you tried connecting a serial console to one of the nodes?
>>
>>If you have IPMI on the nodes you should also be able to monitor
>>further than on the default console.

I'm going to implement serial output over the dell idrac.


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Objet: Re: [pve-devel] need help to debug random host freeze on multiple hosts

On Mon, 29 Dec 2014 07:31:32 +0100 (CET) 
Alexandre DERUMIER <aderumier at odiso.com> wrote: 

> 
> Yes sure , I have nothing in logs. 
> (That's why I thinked of kdump to try to have more info). 
> 
> I'll really don't known if it's a software real kernel panic, or a hardware bug. 
> 
> I just see on vmware forum some amd microcode bug, and see that dell provide a new bios update this month. 
> I'll try to update to see if it's help. 
> 
Could this, given the high load, be caused by a race condition which is 
solved in the new microcode? 

Have you tried connecting a serial console to one of the nodes? 

If you have IPMI on the nodes you should also be able to monitor 
further than on the default console. 

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