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    cstamant
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    Yeah, if I reboot everything will be fine for a little bit and then all of a sudden that one qemu vm machine monitor process comes along and pins every core 

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    I'm not sure if this is related, I've had a pretty stable box for years, I updated to 6.12.10 a few weeks ago and it seems like the server randomly rebooted on Sat early AM.  I didn't notice until today, I start a parity check today, and check back an hour later and server had rebooted again (Maybe cores pegged at 100% and overheating? ) .  Syslog doesn't persist as I don't have that enabled, so I'm kinda in the dark.  I've been running in maintenance mode for a few hours right now, I just ran htop and cores are not pegged at 100%.

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    seem to be getting something like this as well all was good until the last update box has been running solid for months after the last update when I restart is fine for a while when I check it again the next day I get below. 

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