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<DIV>>>>> Barry R Cisna <brcisna@eazylivin.net> 1/16/09
5:49:10 PM >>><BR>></DIV>
<DIV>>>Steve,<BR>>><BR>>>If you can be without this server for
a half a day. Pop in the disk 1<BR>>>install cd of k12ltsp linux. Boot up
the server with this, at the<BR>>>command prompt run memtest86.Let this
run for at least a couple hours.<BR>>>If you do have memory errors
something will definitely show up in this<BR>>>time frame. This will at
least pinpoint for sure if your prob is, in<BR>>>fact memory bombing out
on you.<BR>>>Did you set up your raid5 with the native raid hardware or
via<BR>>>linux/software raid? If you set up raid with linux raid use the
mdtools<BR>>>to see if all your arrays are clean and
green..<BR>>>Also replacing the mouse/keyboard,you will have eliminated
several<BR>>>possibles.<BR>>><BR>>>Barry<BR>><BR>>Thanks
Barry,</DIV>
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<DIV>>I plan to stop by the building on my way home this afternoon and
replace the keyboard/mouse and start a memtest86 to run the night. That
should >reveal any issue. Another thought. I have the kernel-PAE
installed with 6G of RAM. The server still appears to only see 4G even
though the server >counts all 6G at startup. Could there be an issue
addressing the extra RAM? Maybe I should drop the RAM back to 4G?</DIV>
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<DIV>Oops, I guess I did not install the PAE kernel on this server.
Still has 6G installed though.</DIV>
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<DIV>Steve Krause, CNE<BR>Network Manager<BR>Deer Park School District
#414<BR>Deer Park, WA<BR>(509) 464-5567<BR><A
href="mailto:krauses@deerpark.wednet.edu">krauses@deerpark.wednet.edu</A></DIV></DIV></BODY></HTML>