I use an Intel 1 gig fiber network card in my server. On occasion the network card will lose the ability to communicate with the network, and just do nothing. Run an ifconfig and you'll see that it has massive amounts of errors, which lead my server to have APIC errors on both CPU's and finally an unexpected interrupt failure.
Mind you, this happend 30 minutes into the backup, and therefore just tweaked Amanda. But man does 22 gigs go quick when its working. It won't ever happen again, because Im taking out the gig card. I'll have to check to see if their are updated drivers for my GNIC. On Mon, 11 Feb 2002, John R. Jackson wrote: > >server.xxx sda8 lev 0 FAILED [hmm, no error indicator!] > > > >Although I know what caused this problem, I just find it humerous > >to see programs send error message like the one above. > > The message means planner marked the estimate as failed for some reason, > but did not record the reason. When reporting time came around it > defaulted to the above message (better than de-referencing a NULL > pointer :-). > > So what happened to cause this message? Maybe we can fix planner to > recognize the situation and do a better job of reporting it. > > >Tanniel Simonian > > John R. Jackson, Technical Software Specialist, [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
