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02-12-2010 07:39 AM
02-12-2010 07:39 AM
SILO Overflow Errors
Hi,
We rebooted our ES45 server due to some maintenance, and on reboot we got several of the messages below:
vmunix: ws_kbd_putc: silo overflow
From google and forum search, SILO messages are related to serial port. However, our system is not using any serial port. Any ideas what it can be? The OS is Tur64 v5.1b.
Thanks
We rebooted our ES45 server due to some maintenance, and on reboot we got several of the messages below:
vmunix: ws_kbd_putc: silo overflow
From google and forum search, SILO messages are related to serial port. However, our system is not using any serial port. Any ideas what it can be? The OS is Tur64 v5.1b.
Thanks
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02-12-2010 08:00 AM
02-12-2010 08:00 AM
Re: SILO Overflow Errors
I know nothing, but ...
> vmunix: ws_kbd_putc: silo overflow
Sounds to me like a workstation keyboard
("ws_kbd"). I thought that a PS2 keyboard
or mouse interface was a serial port.
Do you have a pile of books on top of the
keyboard? (Or would that be "getc"?)
Keyboard unplugged? Some keyboard problem?
> vmunix: ws_kbd_putc: silo overflow
Sounds to me like a workstation keyboard
("ws_kbd"). I thought that a PS2 keyboard
or mouse interface was a serial port.
Do you have a pile of books on top of the
keyboard? (Or would that be "getc"?)
Keyboard unplugged? Some keyboard problem?
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02-15-2010 04:33 AM
02-15-2010 04:33 AM
Re: SILO Overflow Errors
No, there are no heaps of books :)
Yes it could be a keyboard error...but it is strange since this was repeated several times during booting...and there was no one typing in on the keyboard.
Tiziana
Yes it could be a keyboard error...but it is strange since this was repeated several times during booting...and there was no one typing in on the keyboard.
Tiziana
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