Check the fans, specially the CPU fan!
Also check the bios power management settings. And don't blame Linux for something as lame as this :)
1. CPU Fan -> Already checked Ok
2. BIOS power settings -> Already Ok, here BIOS is only showing the temperatures, and no limiting options are there like other BIOSs (e.g. 85degree/95degree).
3. Blaming Linux : Oh, I am not blaming linux, but the fact is that RHEL4 is the only OS there and it will be worked as server, so there are no other OSs. I just want to know if there are any options available in Linux which will be good for detecting the problem, more over the system is compatible with linux or not.
waiting for more suggestions, thanking you all in advance, prosun
-- Sharninder
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