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Shawn Badger
Sent: Monday, July 16, 2007 2:50 PM
To: Main PLUG discussion list
Subject: Re: SCSI Drives / Large Memory Kernel Panic
I wonder then if the SCSI card that doesn't work has a fixed IO address
that ha
I wonder then if the SCSI card that doesn't work has a fixed IO address that
happens to fall within a memory address above 2 gig and you start having
problems when ever that space is touched. I am just totally shooting in the
dark, but it may be just that.
On 7/16/07, Steven Wagner <[EMAIL PROTEC
Shawn Badger wrote:
> I am guessing it may be some bad memory. I know that CentSO can
> support much more than 4 Gig of memory. Get something like the system
> rescue cd and do a memory test to see if it makes it through.
Also, I forgot to say that I tested the RAM with UBCD's memtest86+. Only
a pa
Shawn Badger wrote:
> I am guessing it may be some bad memory. I know that CentSO can
> support much more than 4 Gig of memory. Get something like the system
> rescue cd and do a memory test to see if it makes it through.
>
> Also, remove the old 2 gig of memory and see if it works in that
> config
I am guessing it may be some bad memory. I know that CentSO can support much
more than 4 Gig of memory. Get something like the system rescue cd and do a
memory test to see if it makes it through.
Also, remove the old 2 gig of memory and see if it works in that
configuration. If it does, then you
Technomage-hawke wrote:
> this may be a linux specific problem (I cannot be sure unless the results can
> be duplicated with other linux distros).
>
> perhaps trying openBSD or OpenSolaris would work (fully supported for that
> much ram and that hardware).
>
I've tried FreeBSD (and several ot
this may be a linux specific problem (I cannot be sure unless the results can
be duplicated with other linux distros).
perhaps trying openBSD or OpenSolaris would work (fully supported for that
much ram and that hardware).
TMH
On Sunday 15 July 2007 21:57, Steven Wagner wrote:
> I'm trying
I'm trying to upgrade a server from 2 GB of registered ECC RAM to 4 GB.
The extra RAM was specifically purchased from the manufacturer to be
identical to the existing modules. After installing the extra RAM the
server panic'ed so we tried installing some other kernels, even enabling
huge mem (64 bi
