At 09:53 AM 3/6/2000, Johan Ekenberg wrote:
> > >No. Like described in my original post, the crashes occur with
> > >no warning at all. The system just goes down as when pulling the
> > >power cord, and if the raid superblocks don't mess up to bad it
> > >comes back up again.
> >
> >
> > Could hav
> >No. Like described in my original post, the crashes occur with
> >no warning at all. The system just goes down as when pulling the
> >power cord, and if the raid superblocks don't mess up to bad it
> >comes back up again.
>
>
> Could have a bad power supply, and the other item is the Motherboar
At 07:57 AM 3/6/2000, Johan Ekenberg wrote:
> > > The Epox mb. has only one AIC7890 controller for U2W (LVD). All
> > six drives
> > > are on this controller.
> > >
> > > Perhaps I have to replace all disks as well then...
> > >
> > Hmm... scsii is pretty tough to mess up, but it is possible. Are
> > The Epox mb. has only one AIC7890 controller for U2W (LVD). All
> six drives
> > are on this controller.
> >
> > Perhaps I have to replace all disks as well then...
> >
> Hmm... scsii is pretty tough to mess up, but it is possible. Are there
> any error messages in any of the logs from th
On Sun, 5 Mar 2000, Johan Ekenberg wrote:
> > > About the crashes I reported yesterday:
> > > I received several mails suggesting cable problems,
> > > Power supply failure etc, so maybe I did not make
> > > my self clear enough: I've replaced all hardware
> > > except the disks. The disks have
> > About the crashes I reported yesterday:
> > I received several mails suggesting cable problems,
> > Power supply failure etc, so maybe I did not make
> > my self clear enough: I've replaced all hardware
> > except the disks. The disks have been checked
>
> How many disk controllers are involve
> From: Mike Black [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Mike: Thanks for your time and help, it's really appreciated!
> Are you sure you're running in LVD mode?
> 6 disks on Ultra2 non-LVD would be limited to a total 1.5meters cable
> length. I doubt with 6 disks that you are under 1.5 meters.
Well, I t
On Sun, 5 Mar 2000, Johan Ekenberg wrote:
> About the crashes I reported yesterday:
> I received several mails suggesting cable problems,
> Power supply failure etc, so maybe I did not make
> my self clear enough: I've replaced all hardware
> except the disks. The disks have been checked
How ma
About the crashes I reported yesterday:
I received several mails suggesting cable problems,
Power supply failure etc, so maybe I did not make
my self clear enough: I've replaced all hardware
except the disks. The disks have been checked
w/ SCSI-BIOS disk utilities, without finding any
errors. Eith
I don't understand why I'm getting such mysterious crashes on one out of
four identical Linux SMP 2.2.14 servers running RAID5. The machine just goes
down without a warning. Sometimes it manages to reboot, sometimes the
superblocks get out of sync so I've had to mkraid --force them right again.
I
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