I have done this for the last couple of days, no crash yet. As I said, crashes appear to be random, so I will report back when I find something.
--- In [email protected], "brucexs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I know I have not given much information to diagnose my problem but I > > would appreciate any ideas you may provide to diagnose the issue. > You > > > > It would be interesting to know if PowerPro is an infinite loop. What > is CPU usage of PowerPro when you have to reboot? > > But regardless of this, the only way I can think of to try to diagnose > is to insert logging statements in your (commonly used) scripts to > write information to a file at key events. > > For example, you could write the script name, date, time to a logging > file whenever the script starts and whenever it ends. > > Of course, use a common file for all log output. > > Then when you have a crash, reboot without starting PowerPro and > inspect the logging file to see what script(s) were running. Then add > further logging statements to these to try to isolate which statements > were executing. >
