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Reason_Man · 08-20-2006, 05:38 PM

I figured we knew the server booted properly since I posted all those things from the individual drive logs in the first post.

I have reseated the RAM, i've unplugged every cable from the board and drive and then back in. The only thing I haven't pulled is the CPU and the battery. All the original drives are back in and plugged in as of the post with the panic error. The top has been off of the server since I started work on it three days ago.

The first thing I noticed when I cracked open the case was the CPU fan doesn't constantly spin but spins at seemingly random times. I just chalked this up to it only spinning when it needed to like other fans i've seen that only spin up when it gets to a certain temp. If that is not the case in this situation, please let me know.

08-20-2006, 05:38 PM	#27
Reason_Man Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Beaumont, Texas Posts: 20	Re: Snap 4100 orphaned drive question I figured we knew the server booted properly since I posted all those things from the individual drive logs in the first post. I have reseated the RAM, i've unplugged every cable from the board and drive and then back in. The only thing I haven't pulled is the CPU and the battery. All the original drives are back in and plugged in as of the post with the panic error. The top has been off of the server since I started work on it three days ago. The first thing I noticed when I cracked open the case was the CPU fan doesn't constantly spin but spins at seemingly random times. I just chalked this up to it only spinning when it needed to like other fans i've seen that only spin up when it gets to a certain temp. If that is not the case in this situation, please let me know.