[lug] Reboot Problem

Bill Wimsatt bwimsatt at coraccess.com
Thu Sep 5 15:08:32 MDT 2002


I apologize for the HTML. I had just sent a message to a customer that
required some formatting.

I am surprised that the supposition is HW related. That would be a mess.

Regards,
Bill Wimsatt
VP, Engineering
CorAccess Systems
1600 Jackson Street
Suite 150
Golden, Colorado 80401
303 477 7757 (o)
720 480 2985 (c)
 
http://www.coraccess.com

-----Original Message-----
From: lug-admin at lug.boulder.co.us [mailto:lug-admin at lug.boulder.co.us]
On Behalf Of Peter Hutnick
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 1:36 PM
To: lug at lug.boulder.co.us
Subject: Re: [lug] Reboot Problem










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I have a server that has been running RedHat
7.2 for several months with no problems. I restarted a daemon last
evening
and
now the server reboots itself indiscrimantly: on
start of Gnome, on start of terminal shells, on start of daemons…
I do
not think it is a file system problem. Sometimes Gnome will start with
very
erratic mouse behaviour (uncontrollable) which leads
me to believe it is an X corruption, but other times it starts fine.
Very
strange behavior. Anyone care to take a shot on the
problem and (most importantly) a fix (I do not want to rebuild the
server).

 

Regards,

Bill Wimsatt

 





Seriously, this is the ugliest message I have ever seen in my life. 
Sending HTML email to mailing lists really has an impact on how people
on
the list perceive you . . .

Anyway, 10:1 it's a hardware issue.  Try dropping the drive in a similar
box and/or put a spare drive in the Linux box and put an OS on it for
testing.

-Peter


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