I think we've narrowed the suspects down to the UPS to which the
system is connected.
I hit the test button, and everything turned off.
So, if we were suffering power fluctuations on the 2nd and 3rd, and
the UPS circuitry decided that it needed to correct these
fluctuations, it would have tried to do so by placing load on the
battery. The battery, however, is deader than death itself, so this
would result in an effective hard power-off of the system.
New batteries are on their way as we speak.
Gregory
On Oct 3, 2007, at 6:36 PM, Gus Wirth wrote:
There are numerous things that can make a system reboot but the
most common one I have come across is power supply problems.
Despite the fact that you have a new system, all it takes is one
little burp from the power supply to cause the reboot. Even if you
have a brand name power supply, it is suspect.
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