So I upgraded my BIOS yesterday willy-nilly (why oh why??) and I got a
nice error about my CPU being over the max 95W. Turns out the max TDP
for this mobo is 95W and my processor is 125W. So my question is this:
how did they work nicely together for 1 year before I flashed my BIOS?
Specs:
Is there any utility program that can wrap a daemon running in an init
script on RHEL 5 that can auto-restart the actual daemon process when it
crashes? Obviously a crashing daemon isn't desirable, but sometimes it
happens and in this case a restart is sufficient and desired. I'd like
to still
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 02:00:50PM -0600, Michael Torrie wrote:
Are there any existing solutions? A cron watchdog seems a little crude
to me (and has no knowledge of runlevels) I also know how to use
/etc/inittab, but that seems a little crude (and harder to maintain).
Not included in RHEL5,
I like daemontools for this. It would be possible to set it up to start/stop a
daemontools managed process with initscripts too.
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Michael Torrie wrote:
Is there any utility program that can wrap a daemon running in an init
script on RHEL 5 that can auto-restart the actual daemon process when it
crashes? Obviously a crashing daemon isn't desirable, but sometimes it
happens and in this case a restart is sufficient and
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Supervisor.
http://supervisord.org/
I like it, but not just because it's Python. ;-) It really has all the
features listed on the home page.
Looks about like what I want. thanks! Plug is better than google today!
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Shane Hathaway wrote:
For this purpose, a CPU is a lot like a light bulb. I have a lamp with
a warning sticker that says 100 watts max. If I install a 150 watt
light bulb in the lamp, it will certainly work, but the risk of
overheating would be high.
So the new BIOS now has a big
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Michael Torrietorr...@gmail.com wrote:
Looks about like what I want. thanks! Plug is better than google today!
If you like that, you should totally try Bing!
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