Wow that was a sloppy response.... /me slaps self
Try bringing down your network device eth0 or one of your other
devices. If it all of a sudden speeds up.... that's not a good sign.
command: ifdown eth0
Even better, go to single user mode
command: init 1
and if it runs well, then you know it a service or daemon running at a
higher level that's killing you.
Matthew Rogers wrote:
> sar 5 5
>
> will give all sort of information. Sounds like you are rooted and
> have become a spam bot. Do a netstat and see how many out going
> connections you have going at once. netstat -ta.
>
> Eben King wrote:
>> Something's using up CPU time on my machine, but nothing shows in top
>> nor gkrellm's strip charts, nor does any unusual network use show up
>> in gkrellm. But bash and trn take seconds to start and exit, and the
>> CPU speed is a constant 2.4G (normally it falls back when nothing's
>> happening). How can I find out what it is? I can get network
>> bandwidth from the internet-facing router for everyone combined
>> (which is mostly me), for periods from 1m - 5h.
>>
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