On 8 March 2010 17:21, erik quanstrom <quans...@labs.coraid.com> wrote: >> my system is doing practically nothing. All 'stats' graphs are low >> with the exception of 'i'. I'm having like 1600 interrups per second >> (so I see a number instead of just the graph). Is this normal? How can >> I tell what those interrupts are? > > if you are running 9atom, /dev/irqalloc 3rd column is the number > of interrupts for that interrupt entry. note that if two irq handlers > are chained off the same vector, an interrupt for either will increment > both of their total counts. this is just a hardware limitation. > > - erik
Ok. I tried to cat /dev/irqalloc and by far (2 orders of magnitude) the highest number is 32 0 45425578 clock What is the meaning? Is this Ok? Thanks Ruda
