Yesterday, 14:14
Hello,
The CPU of a LM is very overloaded (load average ~ 3.00). We decided to investigate it.
When we run the command `top`, we see that the process responsible for managing the inputs/outputs (`lua /lib/genohm-scada/plugins/reactorra/daemon.lua`) eats up a good part of the CPU resources: column "%CPU" indicates a number that is almost all the time around 30% for this process, but we've seen it go as high as 57%!
This is very strange, given that:
- There is no input/output connected to this LM (all 16 rows in the "Reactor" tab are blank in the scada-main interface)
- This LM is equipped with the latest firmware (20251204).
Model is LM5 Reactor IO V2/V3 (i.MX6).
Do you have any idea where this could come from and how we could solve it?
The CPU of a LM is very overloaded (load average ~ 3.00). We decided to investigate it.
When we run the command `top`, we see that the process responsible for managing the inputs/outputs (`lua /lib/genohm-scada/plugins/reactorra/daemon.lua`) eats up a good part of the CPU resources: column "%CPU" indicates a number that is almost all the time around 30% for this process, but we've seen it go as high as 57%!
This is very strange, given that:
- There is no input/output connected to this LM (all 16 rows in the "Reactor" tab are blank in the scada-main interface)
- This LM is equipped with the latest firmware (20251204).
Model is LM5 Reactor IO V2/V3 (i.MX6).
Do you have any idea where this could come from and how we could solve it?