After Linux runs on the Nuvoton NUC972 (arm9 system) for a while, some shell commands stop working properly












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I run the Linux system on the hardware and run a custom application on a Nuvoton NUC972 (arm9 processor based system). The application implements complex functions, one of which is the TCP server. Failures occur every few days (time is not fixed, sometimes days, sometimes one month).



Symptoms:




  1. After SSH login, after inputting the commands such as top and reboot, the command line has no display. Pressing any keyboard key is invalid, even if the ctrl+c key combination is invalid.

  2. Enter ping 192.168.1.1. After the command line only displays one line of results, there is no display.

  3. Some commands are normal, for example: ls, ps -ef commands.

  4. You can log in again using ssh.

  5. If you kill my application process, it will become a zombie process.


I feel that part of the system is not functioning properly, but it is not completely abnormal. I followed up for a few months and didn't know how to troubleshoot the issue?










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    I run the Linux system on the hardware and run a custom application on a Nuvoton NUC972 (arm9 processor based system). The application implements complex functions, one of which is the TCP server. Failures occur every few days (time is not fixed, sometimes days, sometimes one month).



    Symptoms:




    1. After SSH login, after inputting the commands such as top and reboot, the command line has no display. Pressing any keyboard key is invalid, even if the ctrl+c key combination is invalid.

    2. Enter ping 192.168.1.1. After the command line only displays one line of results, there is no display.

    3. Some commands are normal, for example: ls, ps -ef commands.

    4. You can log in again using ssh.

    5. If you kill my application process, it will become a zombie process.


    I feel that part of the system is not functioning properly, but it is not completely abnormal. I followed up for a few months and didn't know how to troubleshoot the issue?










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      I run the Linux system on the hardware and run a custom application on a Nuvoton NUC972 (arm9 processor based system). The application implements complex functions, one of which is the TCP server. Failures occur every few days (time is not fixed, sometimes days, sometimes one month).



      Symptoms:




      1. After SSH login, after inputting the commands such as top and reboot, the command line has no display. Pressing any keyboard key is invalid, even if the ctrl+c key combination is invalid.

      2. Enter ping 192.168.1.1. After the command line only displays one line of results, there is no display.

      3. Some commands are normal, for example: ls, ps -ef commands.

      4. You can log in again using ssh.

      5. If you kill my application process, it will become a zombie process.


      I feel that part of the system is not functioning properly, but it is not completely abnormal. I followed up for a few months and didn't know how to troubleshoot the issue?










      share|improve this question
















      I run the Linux system on the hardware and run a custom application on a Nuvoton NUC972 (arm9 processor based system). The application implements complex functions, one of which is the TCP server. Failures occur every few days (time is not fixed, sometimes days, sometimes one month).



      Symptoms:




      1. After SSH login, after inputting the commands such as top and reboot, the command line has no display. Pressing any keyboard key is invalid, even if the ctrl+c key combination is invalid.

      2. Enter ping 192.168.1.1. After the command line only displays one line of results, there is no display.

      3. Some commands are normal, for example: ls, ps -ef commands.

      4. You can log in again using ssh.

      5. If you kill my application process, it will become a zombie process.


      I feel that part of the system is not functioning properly, but it is not completely abnormal. I followed up for a few months and didn't know how to troubleshoot the issue?







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      edited Feb 10 at 15:53









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