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bitor · 05-21-2008, 06:30 AM

My 2 cents:

After you shutdown and reboot say the next day and do an xfs_repair. Knowing everything is running correctly, do a reboot(not shutdown). And see if you have the problem again. Have to determine if this is a hardware/PSU or software problem. I would think the reboot would flush out the ram and power should be constant.

Only thing Adaptec has to do with this site, to my knowledge, is to monitor us for illegal copyright distribution of there software.

all for now,
bitor

05-21-2008, 06:30 AM	#6
bitor Cooling Savant Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: USA Posts: 257	Re: SnapServer 110 reliabilty? My 2 cents: After you shutdown and reboot say the next day and do an xfs_repair. Knowing everything is running correctly, do a reboot(not shutdown). And see if you have the problem again. Have to determine if this is a hardware/PSU or software problem. I would think the reboot would flush out the ram and power should be constant. Only thing Adaptec has to do with this site, to my knowledge, is to monitor us for illegal copyright distribution of there software. all for now, bitor