Hi...
Jan Evert van Grootheest <j.grootheest@euronext.nl> wrote on 07.10.2003
09:59:45:
> Roland,
>
> On linux, signal 11 usually indicates memory (hardware) problems...
> I'd suggest using memtest (or was that memtest86) for a couple of days.
The machine runs very stable. It has a uptime of 191 days. I can do
memtest86 next weekend, but I do not suspect *any* hardware trouble. It
runs sendmail, cvs and so on and everything stable as a rock. It has a
loadfactor of max. ~0.5 and is very responsive. Hard drives could be faster
for my taste but thats not the reason for this.
> Other standard questions: are you overclocking? is your PSU good enough?
> is your video card (if running something graphical) not using too much
> power? what's the temperature of the CPU, disks etc?
Of course no overclocking, enough powersupply (2 redundant regulated
systems each powerful enough for a 4 CPU machine). Machine runs in a
climanted server room, no gui. Nothing in /var/log/messages or
/var/log/warn that might suspect installation/hardware problems. CPUs are
about 53 degrees Celsius. Harddisks are mounted in cooled frames,
temperature is ~30 degrees Celsius. Voltage for the CPUs/System (12V,5V,3.3
V etc.) are all in their nominal levels. The machine never crashed since I
assembled it.
Signal 11 can also be a software problem. Maybe it is a not very well
caught sideeffect of the lost connection.
I will set up svn on a different system and make a crosstest but I think
this will not help.
But thanks for the hint and I will do the memtest and test a second
(single-CPU) machine.
Roland
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Received on Tue Oct 7 10:44:33 2003