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Got MySQL on the box by any chance?
Also this may help
http://serverfault.com/questions/544586/load-average-1-00-while-top-seems-to-show-the-server-as-idle
I do. I'm not using it either, so I'll kill it and see if that does anything.
Still @1.00 after MySQL stopping. I see the thread mentions full disks (which I don't have), but I did hack together the partition setup and that is perhaps related. I installed Ubuntu 14.04 on there using 1 of 3x300GB SSDs and set up partitioning/mounting and all that malarky myself for the other 2 disks, as I wanted the disk space of all 3.
Are you running a zsfonlinux volume?
Francisco
ext4 all the way
non-trivial iowait (wa%)?
Perhaps the only other thing relevant is I'm running nginx on there, and a number of proxy_pass setups. top doesn't show anything being active. Installation doesn't have much else, it's a bunch of custom written apps that have data sitting in memory that serve requests via nginx to the outside world.
My hunch is it's disk related, but thought I'd post here since a lot of folks have more hardware/OS experience.
RAID is syncing/checking? check cat /proc/mdstat
Doesn't seem to say anything
Just in case this is relevant
Could be related to this
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2260699&page=2
I'll dig further into that, thanks for the insights
Poll your
/proc/interrupts
using ITop.Did you try restarting the server (if you can), and does this problem persist?