For a couple of weeks I've been trying to track down the mysterious lockups on this Ultra 10 - originally I thought it was due to a weird install (bad first disc), and after reinstalling it seemed fine. Then it went down this weekend, after most of a week of uptime, and perusing bugs.debian.org (for unrelated issues) I saw it might be related to postgres. So I removed postgres, and this time I happened to be logged on when it died:
Message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] at Wed Dec 15 16:15:45 1999 ... beaker kernel: Kernel panic: Wheee. Kernel does fpu/atomic unaligned load/store. Unfortunately, the machine has no console (its keyboardless, mouseless and headless, sitting in a rack) so I don't have any more of a message than that. (And I can't build a magic-sysreq kernel, due to strange issues with the 64-bit linker scripts..) And just as a final kick in the pants, its the Big Brother display and paging host, so when it dies it can't even tell me.. :( If I can't get this resolved pretty fast we're going to have to go back to using Solaris on this (and several other) Ultras, so any help is -much- appreciated. -- Shawn McCarthy Systems Engineer 905-A Commerce Rd. Annapolis, MD 21401 410-571-8580 ext. 2241 FAX 410-266-5870 [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.mentorlabs.com
