Hi guys
I'm encountering this problem too
I think it could be reated to a Timing Issue since i only encounter this
problem since the HZ options in kernel appeared, did ubuntu change to
1000HZ?
I mean if i generate cpu load it seems to badly poll data from
temperature sensors
Greets
Mike
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just after starting a "make" for kernel compilation when i manually do a
cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/TZS0/temperature
i get very fast this results increasing really really badly in 1 or 1.5 seconds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/mburgener# cat /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/TZS0/temperature
temperature:
Public bug reported:
when using open-iscsi and multipathd for a mpio setup there are several
init script logical issues:
when shutting down, the system does first stop multipathd and then try
to umount the filesystem and then stop open-iscsi to the system hangs
forever on shutdown.
also when boo
actually its on release 12.04
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open-iscsi +mpio with multipathd init script order errors
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if i remember correctly, i made the config from the HP MSA
recommendations for multipathd.conf
here my multipathd.conf config:
defaults {
udev_dir/dev
polling_interval30
selector"round-robin 0"
path_grouping_policymul
here my iscsi config dir from /etc
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you seem to feel that it is normal that multipathd is stopped then the
iscsi device logged out (so the blockdevice disappears) and then umount?
this would end in a possible dataloss scenario isn't it?
btw. also bootup does not work so there must be some logical error i
think.
of course the 120 hu
Hi, having the same issue.
This makes plasma-discover almost unusable under 24.04 .
For what reason the Bug has been marked Incomplete?
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Confirmed by @thecrazygecko and @mbgeversys
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
plasma-discov
Public bug reported:
Dear All
Problem:
The passwd command fails for a local account added by adduser if using
systemd-homed and local accounts together when using pam-auth-update to
configure pam and selecting systemd-homed support in pam-auth-update.
Workaround:
It seems removing use_authtok
From the Bug description,
"GlusterFS should be demoted to Universe for the next ubuntu LTS: Noble"
Why? What is the exact reason? To make the Author happy? :D
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