[cvsnt] Re: How do you debug a system crash?

Mark Roddy markr at hollistech.com
Sun Aug 15 17:21:07 BST 2004


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>From use of the phrase "terminal window" my guess is that the OP is not 
running an NT OS but instead is running some unix variant such as linux.

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"Tony Hoyle" <tmh at nodomain.org> wrote in message 
news:hpekh0dlevgjgkchunm5h3i7cbvp3knsf7 at 4ax.com...
> On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 09:09:10 -0600, "Lehman, Curtis"
> <CLehman at carrieraccess.com> wrote:
>
>>All,
>>
>>When we upgraded from CVSNT 2.0.41 to 2.0.51 we also moved to a new 
>>server.
>>The server is a dual zeon processor with a gig of ram and  80 gigs of raid 
>>0
>>hard drives. The server has crashed now two days in a row. CVSNT is the 
>>only
>>program running on it. The box is so badly crashed, I have to force a 
>>power
>>cycle to reset it. I can't get a terminal window or use cntrl+alt+delete 
>>to
>>reset. The windows event log shows nothing.
>
> There's nothing that CVSNT could do to cause that as it runs in
> userspace - it sounds like a hardware fault.  As this is a new server
> I recommend running memtest86 on it for 24 hours at least and possibly
> even the windows stress test utility if you can find it (I think it's
> part of MSDN somewhere).
>
> Tony
> 





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