alexr
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- Apr 14, 2016
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I've been trying [unsuccessfully] to get dotnet working in a jail and there was a possibly relevant VM change in May that got picked up by TN 12, so I figured I'd try upgrading.
TL;DR: I rolled back to 11.3 for several reasons and that change didn't fix dotnet.
iX-built dual socket Xeon Gold, 24 cores, 192GB. The upgrade went smoothly. I started up my one bhyve VM (Ubuntu 20.04 to use dotnet and VS Code) fine. Then I proceeded to start up my ten jails one at a time. The first few were fine, but then they started to take progressively longer to start up, taking up to 10m each. Obvious CPU hogs were SNMP and MySQL in librenms, but there were plenty of idle cores left.
About 5m after getting it all started, I got a notification that my IMAP and SMTP servers had stopped responding again. The logs had lots of messages from dovecot about how locks were taking 100s, etc.
Eventually the web UI stopped responding and "sudo reboot" hung, so I had to pull the power and revert to 11.3.
TL;DR: I rolled back to 11.3 for several reasons and that change didn't fix dotnet.
iX-built dual socket Xeon Gold, 24 cores, 192GB. The upgrade went smoothly. I started up my one bhyve VM (Ubuntu 20.04 to use dotnet and VS Code) fine. Then I proceeded to start up my ten jails one at a time. The first few were fine, but then they started to take progressively longer to start up, taking up to 10m each. Obvious CPU hogs were SNMP and MySQL in librenms, but there were plenty of idle cores left.
About 5m after getting it all started, I got a notification that my IMAP and SMTP servers had stopped responding again. The logs had lots of messages from dovecot about how locks were taking 100s, etc.
Eventually the web UI stopped responding and "sudo reboot" hung, so I had to pull the power and revert to 11.3.