On Tue, 9 Oct 2001, Vladimir G Ivanovic wrote:
> I am running Red Hat Linux 7.1 with a 2.4.10 SMP kernel on a ASUS
> CUV4X-DLS dual P3 motherboard.
>
> I've installed the pcp-2.2.1-3..i386.rpm, read /usr/doc/pcp-2.2.1/INSTALL,
> and scanned the FAQ and the mailing list archives. When I do
>
> # chkconfig pcp on
> # service pcp start
>
> I get 100% (system) CPU usage on one processor, and when I execute
> `pminfo' I get:
>
> # pminfo -fmdt
> pminfo: Cannot connect to PMCD on host "bach.leonora.org": Connection
> refused
Is pmcd running? What's in /var/log/pcp/pmcd/pmcd.log? Failing evidence
of any other problem, does "pminfo -h localhost -fmdt" work? If so you
may be on a host with ip assigned by dhcp or something, in which case
bach.leonora.org does not match your ip address.
>
> Is PCP known to run on 2.4.10 SMP kernels? (Apparently Linus rewrote the
> VM for 2.4.10.)
I just built a pristine 2.4.10 SMP kernel and it worked just fine.
This is on my RH7.1 machine at home - only one CPU though. I'll
try the same on a dual CPU box here at work.
-- Mark
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