Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
> With regard to the rest of your email (snipped out), I'll try that if
> nothing comes from CTCS. Two halts five weeks apart doesn't give me
> much to work with.
Yes. One of the Bad Words that one doesn't really want to hear when
performing diagnosis
On 10-12-08 03:26 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
>
>> On another list that I frequent, the two responses thus far both
>> suggested replacing or swapping out the PS. I have to admit the idea
>> has merit, though it's an Antec Signature 650, came new with the rest o
Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
> On another list that I frequent, the two responses thus far both
> suggested replacing or swapping out the PS. I have to admit the idea
> has merit, though it's an Antec Signature 650, came new with the rest of
> the system, and over $200 here includi
On Wed, Dec 08, 2010 at 02:37:35PM -0800, Cam Ellison wrote:
> On 10-12-08 01:43 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> > Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
> >
> >> This is my only machine, and it's a production machine, so I'm not sure
> >> about taking it out of service to run ctcs2 (thanks Rick!).
> > Y
On 10-12-08 01:43 PM, Rick Moen wrote:
> Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
>
>> This is my only machine, and it's a production machine, so I'm not sure
>> about taking it out of service to run ctcs2 (thanks Rick!).
> You're very welcome. I have notes here, which I recommend, because
> Cerbe
Quoting Cam Ellison (c...@ellisonet.ca):
> This is my only machine, and it's a production machine, so I'm not sure
> about taking it out of service to run ctcs2 (thanks Rick!).
You're very welcome. I have notes here, which I recommend, because
Cerberus is rather peculiar software that takes a l
On 10-12-08 10:40 AM, Brian Lavender wrote:
> You might also want to try sar. Here is an interesting article.
>
> http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/114224
I am not familiar with it, so I've downloaded it and started it, and
will get ksar as well (so I can get a better handle on the output), and
Quoting Brian Lavender (br...@brie.com):
> Check the system event logs in the motherboard bios. Sometimes listed
> under SEL. Otherwise, I would stress test the machine. I used to run ctcs
> to burn in systems for a cluster I worked on for LLNL. It does memory,
> io, and cpu stress tests.
>
> htt
You might also want to try sar. Here is an interesting article.
http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/114224
brian
On Wed, Dec 08, 2010 at 10:00:32AM -0800, Brian Lavender wrote:
> Check the system event logs in the motherboard bios. Sometimes listed
> under SEL. Otherwise, I would stress test th
Check the system event logs in the motherboard bios. Sometimes listed
under SEL. Otherwise, I would stress test the machine. I used to run ctcs
to burn in systems for a cluster I worked on for LLNL. It does memory,
io, and cpu stress tests.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/va-ctcs/
You could also
Recently I upgraded to this MB, with an AMD Phenom II. The latest
Kubuntu (10.10) is loaded onto it. Twice it has halted suddenly: no
activity, no output, and has required a reboot. This is not an external
power problem: its power comes from an APC 3000. There is nothing in
the logs: everyt
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