On Mon, Aug 19, 2002 at 12:49:00PM -0500, Jonathan Johnson wrote:
>
> I am a bad spot. Our company has taken the step to replace an ancient
> Sun Sparc II and a recently-compromised RH 6.0 network server with a
> new RH 7.2 omni-server with software RAID, backup tape, VPN, updated
> network services and increased security. So far so good.
[major snip]
> Aug 10 05:04:19 pegasus sendbackup[9944]: error [/bin/tar got signal 11, index got
>signal 11, compress got signal 11]
A signal 11 is very often a hardware error caused by bad memory. Since
this is a new server, you may not have checked it out fully. You've got
a couple of choice:
1) Replace the 128MB DIMM
2) Download memtest and run an offline memory exerciser.
Given that you're already in production, option 1 is probably faster.
If you can afford it, upgrade that memory while you're at it - I'd guess
that you might want double that. If you're running X, you very likely
don't have enough and since you're running xfs, you're probably running
an X server.
I can't remember the memory requirements for Perforce, but I thought it
was up there too. Are you also running MySQL on this same box?
.../Ed
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