First thought... and before coffee, too... is that you're writing the
queue to the same disk as your data. I've config'd all my machines to
have a system partition (60 GB on up, depending on prices) and a data
partition for LDM and gempak data. I write the queue to system space
and the data and products to the data partition.
Gerry
Gilbert Sebenste wrote:
Weather3 is back up and running, and feeding weather2 at this time.
At this point, I think I have a good idea of what is happening, as well as
NOT knowing what is happening.
Whenever I set the LDM queue to 400 MB (by default), it doesn't like it.
Set it under 300 MB...and it is happy.
This is happening on weather2 and weather3, even though they are
identical but separate machines. With 1.5 GB of RAM and 250 GB disk
space...hmmm. Weird. Yet, this is not happening on weather, with 80 GB
disk space and 2 GB RAM. Weather2 and Weather3 have IDE drives; Weather
has SCSI with a RAID.
You tell me what's wrong. I dunno. In any case, with the lower queue,
weather3 seems to be stable. Let me give it one more day to make sure.
Otherwise, weather2 is humming along fine. Keep feeding from that.
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