Hi,
I hope someone has seen this before and can point me
in the right direction. I suspect this is a hardware
and not a kernel problem, but the Oopses may be clue
enough to pinpoint the error.
In the past 24 hours our server, which has been rock
solid for many month had one solid hang without
anything in the logs, one spurious file corruption,
(garbage in a cached executable) and tonight an
endless list of Oopses. I append a few which I ran
through ksymops.
It is a dual PII, 256MB ECC RAM, running linux 2.2.14
with 2 buslogic scsci adapters and raid 1 system
disks, the rest stock redhat 6.0.
My understanding is that linux doesn't log ECC error
correction (like e.g. Solaris). Is this correct?
Please help
Thorsten
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