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09-29-2003 06:57 PM
09-29-2003 06:57 PM
The System encountered a non-maskable interrupt
Every now and then I get the blue screen of death with the following entry in the log "The System encountered a non-maskable interrupt prior to this boot the NMI source was PCI slot 0"
I believe the array controller is in the PCI slot 0.
The funny thing is, it only happens when I enable all network adapters, there is one onboard which I believe does not cause a problem, there is one in the PCI slot, which I have moved from several slots up and down.
The machine is a Proliant 1850R, BIOS is up todate. Anyone any ideas? If the idea comes with a link please provide link as the HP site is not one of the most user-friendliest sites to find things on.
TIA
I believe the array controller is in the PCI slot 0.
The funny thing is, it only happens when I enable all network adapters, there is one onboard which I believe does not cause a problem, there is one in the PCI slot, which I have moved from several slots up and down.
The machine is a Proliant 1850R, BIOS is up todate. Anyone any ideas? If the idea comes with a link please provide link as the HP site is not one of the most user-friendliest sites to find things on.
TIA
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