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02-13-2002 07:41 AM
02-13-2002 07:41 AM
system crash
02:38 Wed Feb 13 2002. Reboot after panic: , isr.ior = 0'240001.0'fd7f42f8
any ideas please.
cheers.
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02-13-2002 07:44 AM
02-13-2002 07:44 AM
Re: system crash
check the syslog on the other cluster node. If it is somehow related to SG, it will be logged into the syslog file of the other cluster nodes. My guess is the SG did a TOC on the server which went down. I had a similar situation earlier, when we had a freak network problem.
Hope this helps.
Regds
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02-13-2002 07:44 AM
02-13-2002 07:44 AM
Re: system crash
?
this can be analysed with q4.
Later,
Bill
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02-13-2002 07:47 AM
02-13-2002 07:47 AM
Re: system crash
You might want to check your last tombstone /var/tombstones/ts99 file and see if you get any tips there.
Just a thought,
Rita
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02-13-2002 07:55 AM
02-13-2002 07:55 AM
Re: system crash
Usually this means:
1) Hardware fault or HPMC, check for ts99
2) Someone issued a TOC on the system.
3) ServiceGuard TOC'ed th esystem due to some issue.
For item 3, check OLDsyslog on crashed node, and syslog on node that stayed up.
You could also check the INDEX file for th e dump in /var/adm/crash/*
HTH
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02-13-2002 07:56 AM
02-13-2002 07:56 AM
Re: system crash
Can't remember exactly..but feel that this isr
error occured when one of the memory carrier
failed...just a guess...ts99 could give you th e cause...
James
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02-13-2002 07:59 AM
02-13-2002 07:59 AM
Re: system crash
best way to find out what happened is to analyse dump. You can do that with q4 or send it to hp support.
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02-13-2002 08:13 AM
02-13-2002 08:13 AM
Re: system crash
It is attached for your convenience