PowerEdge 1900 IERR 1410 CPU 1 IERR
Jonathan Dill
jonathan at nerds.net
Wed Dec 6 11:22:49 CST 2006
Peter Kjellstrom wrote:
> Yes I would guess hardware problem. Have you tried stressing the system with
> memtest, cpuburn or the likes?
>
Good point, I am going to try those things tomorrow morning, and
probably Dell diags from the util partition. This is a production Samba
server at another location, and it seems stable as long as BackupPC
isn't running, so I don't want to bring it down right now.
The advice I have from the Dell tech so far is that typically this error
occurs when there is a problem with a PCI card, which in this case could
be Perc 5/i, Intel PRO 1000, or possibly the riser. He suggested try
removing the gigabit ethernet card and see if the problem still occurs.
For my part, I have determined that the problem occurs when
BackupPC_dump runs, but seems otherwise stable, so the problem may be
triggered by heavy disk or net I/O--I am going to try some stress tests
in those areas tonight after business hours, then run BackupPC_dump
manually with debug. Also, I have switched back to the -server rather
than -xeon kernel. It's also possible the problem is some CPU race
condition triggered by backuppc / perl, or maybe there is something that
is not SMP safe.
Jonathan
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