Oren Held wrote:
Try to look for processes which are in zombie (defunct) state.
If I'm not mistaken, for some reason they tend to be counted when
kernel calculates the load average.
No, the list of zombie processes is available at the list Michael gave,
and it's empty. Besides, they are not counted towards load average.
Processes that are counted towards load average, at least on linux, are
processes in "uninterruptable sleep" (D) state. Do check for those.
Shachar
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