> it seems we discovered the same ...
Very similar...
> my SMP Box (2.0.29) runs for a long time,
> but after replacing the 2x133MHz CPU´s with 2x200MHz
I presume those are Pentiums then. I've got PIIs (300s running at 337 on a
75Mhz bus).
> the same Kernel crashed ...
> it was a respond to ping and telnet - but no
> connection will be established ...
Same (for the second crash. the first one was a DEADLOCK, no pings, no
telnet, no nothing).
> and all this happend while a backup via NFS was done!!!!
>
> switching to 2.0.31 was terrible since it locked after 5
> hours of running ...
I'm running 2.0.31...
> BTW : the machine is a heavy loaded WEB-Server
> loadavg 2....20 more than 200 Procs in the list (and more)
Yes, we've peaked at over 270 httpd processes, but this was off hours, I'd
suspect around 50-75 were running at the time of the second crash.
> but NO special hardware inside (EIDE with TYAN-Board)
> and no smp-kernel of the 2.0.xx serie will work without a lookup
> :-(
> hope the >2.1.64 will help
I have the SuperMicro DLE (LX chipset) with 128M SDRAM... The first crash
came during a backup of an IDE drive, the second crash came during the
backup of a RAID-0 MD partition (2 quantum ST SCSI-II drives on an
NCR825a).
I'm also wondering what's in 2.0.32 besides the f00f patch... anyone?
-Rob H.