My supernode keeps rebooting.
Is it because it gets too busy and the 20250904 nightly reboots instead of
letting linux drop processes?
I wanted to watch, so I wrote this bash script:
#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..99}
do
# cat watch.txt|head
DATE=$(date)
curl -s 'http://nc8q.ddns.net:8008/cgi-bin/sysinfo.json' > watch.txt
uptime=$(jq '.sysinfo.uptime' watch.txt)
load0=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[0]' watch.txt)
load1=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[1]' watch.txt)
load2=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[2]' watch.txt)
echo "$DATE, $uptime, $load0, $load1, $load2" $i
sleep 60
done
I tried to upload support data, but the file was too big:
The specified file supportdata-NC8Q-SN-OHIO-2025-9-7-11-23.tar_.gz could not be uploaded.
The file is 1008.99 KB exceeding the maximum file size of 400 KB.
-rw-rw-r-- 1 gelmce gelmce 1009K Sep 7 07:24 supportdata-NC8Q-SN-OHIO-2025-9-7-11-23.tar.gz
http://gelm.net/tmp instead.
73, Chuck
Is it because it gets too busy and the 20250904 nightly reboots instead of
letting linux drop processes?
I wanted to watch, so I wrote this bash script:
#!/bin/bash
for i in {1..99}
do
# cat watch.txt|head
DATE=$(date)
curl -s 'http://nc8q.ddns.net:8008/cgi-bin/sysinfo.json' > watch.txt
uptime=$(jq '.sysinfo.uptime' watch.txt)
load0=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[0]' watch.txt)
load1=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[1]' watch.txt)
load2=$(jq '.sysinfo.loads[2]' watch.txt)
echo "$DATE, $uptime, $load0, $load1, $load2" $i
sleep 60
done
I tried to upload support data, but the file was too big:
The specified file supportdata-NC8Q-SN-OHIO-2025-9-7-11-23.tar_.gz could not be uploaded.
The file is 1008.99 KB exceeding the maximum file size of 400 KB.
-rw-rw-r-- 1 gelmce gelmce 1009K Sep 7 07:24 supportdata-NC8Q-SN-OHIO-2025-9-7-11-23.tar.gz
http://gelm.net/tmp instead.
73, Chuck
Sun Sep 7 07:56:29 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:57:49", 1.25, 1.43, 1.6 21
Sun Sep 7 07:57:29 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:58:50", 1.27, 1.45, 1.6 22
Sun Sep 7 07:58:30 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:59:51", 2.49, 1.76, 1.7 23
So, about 18 seconds later it had rebooted.
Sun Sep 7 07:59:31 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:00:42", 1.9, 0.48, 0.16 24
Sun Sep 7 08:00:39 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:00:47", 2.01, 0.52, 0.18 25
Sun Sep 7 08:01:55 AM EDT 2025, "0 days, 0:00:38", 1.44, 0.34, 0.11 26
I read in WVMN:
"The developer confirmed that the device was running out of memory and rebooting itself,"
So,...
Where is '.sysinfo.memory.free-ram'?
;-)
73, Chuck