Date: Sat, 03 Jan 2004 14:46:17 +0000 Subject: One last try - machine coma From: uilleann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Message-ID: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Content-type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit
The problem with the machine falling into a coma when left unattended, that I mentioned a while ago, has not gone away - I still come back to it sometimes to find that, without anyone using it, it's got itself stuck somehow - seemingly doing nothing for periods of up to hours if I am gone that long. On moving the mouse, it springs back to life. This is 9.1 on a StarMax 4000/200 clone. Course, it nukes all server activity (HTTP, FTP, SMTP).
Did you unset the option "load only when needed?" in the TCP/IP Control Panel?
But when then does it need the mouse to move to wake it up? I do wonder if it might help to toss out the Energy Saver preferences and reboot, just in case Energy Saver is fried - anyone familiar with Energy Saver being defective in this manner? Seeing as I don't actually make use of any of its services (being a live server), then could I just disable the control panel altogether and remove it from service? (i.e. does it make use of some other resident code that will still be there if I ditch the control panel?)
I have the energy saver disable for the cpu and HD in all my servers.
Cheers
Salvatore
I am so sick and tired of this problem - I just want to get it nailed, before I nail the Mac...
Cheers
- Dan.
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