Process taking over system
henry at zoo.toronto.edu
henry at zoo.toronto.edu
Mon Oct 8 07:30:00 AEST 1990
>The problem: When a compute-intensive process starts running and the
>3/260 server, the NFS response to the clients drops to the point of being
>unusable...
I'm not up on 4.0.1's peculiarities, but for a guess, what you have here
is Sun's well-known AWW (All the World's a Workstation) syndrome. Since
all Suns are single-user workstations :-), when a big compute-intensive
process starts running, clearly it is *meant* to have the whole machine to
itself, and NFS service to interlopers from other CPUs is second priority.
AWW assumptions like this were all over SunOS 3.n, and I wouldn't be at
all surprised if they'd persisted.
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