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03-31-2003 01:05 AM
03-31-2003 01:05 AM
Untraceable Reboots
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03-31-2003 01:10 AM
03-31-2003 01:10 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
Is there anything in /var/tombstones? Have a look at timestamp on ts99
Regards,
Hilary
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03-31-2003 01:15 AM
03-31-2003 01:15 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
When the RAM is full with no swap space,might trigger a similar condition.
Revert
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03-31-2003 01:19 AM
03-31-2003 01:19 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
I'd suggest you run check_patches to get a more comprehensive check of your patching situation. Make sure that you have PHCO_22044 or a newer check_patches patch first though!
I did notice that one of your patches (PHSS_20146) is actually a workstation firmware patch - which makes me wonder how the other patches have been applied...
regards,
Darren.
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03-31-2003 01:23 AM
03-31-2003 01:23 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
did you capture anything interesting from dmesg before the server hit the ground? If the server does this often, you could try to setup a cronjob for writing the output of dmesg to a file. Perhaps something interesting would appear.
regards,
John K.
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03-31-2003 01:29 AM
03-31-2003 01:29 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
A power failure or
Someone issueing the reboot -q command or a Hardware failure in something like a system board or power supply.
Get htese checked out if I were you.
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03-31-2003 02:22 AM
03-31-2003 02:22 AM
Re: Untraceable Reboots
as I wrote, ts99 got a recent timestamp which corresponds to when the machine ran the rc scripts
# ll -rt /var/tombstones/
total 84
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Aug 29 2002 ts94
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Sep 15 2002 ts95
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Dec 30 13:45 ts96
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Mar 24 16:40 ts97
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Mar 26 11:03 ts98
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 6864 Mar 28 15:58 ts99
Contents of all errors, chassis codes, registered is all set to 0
T.G. M.,
no there are no occurrances of /memory/i in OLDsyslog.log
Darren,
thanks for the advice to run check_patches.
The logfile it created gives me sufficient hints to follow first
# check_patches -imops
Obtaining information on installed patches
Checking for invalid patches
Checking for ar(1) patches
Checking object module checksums for active patch fileset 664 of 664
Checking patch filesets for active patch 380 of 380
Checking state for patch fileset 1090 of 1090
Checking patch_state for patch fileset 1090 of 1090
RESULT: Problems found, review /tmp/check_patches.report for details.
Melvyn,
this box is no longer under HW maintenance contract, but I will check if I can find myself sufficient evidence that power supply is ok.