snap server always disconnecting

[Luigi]

Hy,
I've a Snap Server 2000 with a mac os local network. From sometimes ago the server lost connection about every two hours; the first light flash very quickly and i must restart it two times before use it again.
What's happen?
Someone can help me?
Thanks a lot
Luigi (italy)

[blue68f100]

If the system light is flashing rapidly, that indicates "panic mode". Which means it has a hardware problem. This sometimes happen when you are in the process of loosing a drive. Connect to the admin page and look at the log and see if it reports a problem with a drive.

[Luigi]

in the log Panel it says

[Luigi]

in the log Panel it says:
PANIC: Maximum yeld time exceeded at $002BCECC4

and then it displays:

Call Stack:
$00105131
$002D1454
$002D8496

----------------------------

and many others

What can i do?

p.s. excuse me for the unperfect english

[blue68f100]

From the debug page (http://ipaddresss/config/admin) enter
info log -t
in dev pa
co de info

Also open up the case and verify that te fan(s) are working. If you have a v2 you will have a fan on the cpu, other wise just the PS.

[snap-tech]

What os version is your snap running?

Also, please send me the debug log after running the following commands in the debug section. I want to see all the different panics that it is having.

i l p -1

then save page as html only, not complete. then email it to dfullersnap@yahoo.com.


Douglas Snap-Tech

[re3dyb0y]

Originally Posted by snap-tech

What os version is your snap running?

Also, please send me the debug log after running the following commands in the debug section. I want to see all the different panics that it is having.

i l p -1

then save page as html only, not complete. then email it to dfullersnap@yahoo.com.


Douglas Snap-Tech

My 2200 does this

Be interested to know a fix for it, then i could use it properly...

Call Stack : 
> $00105131
> $002D1454
> $002D8496
> $002DF71A
> $002B2187
> $002B0957
> $002BC3D6
> $002BD7B6
> $002B1EDF
> $002B07E5
> $002BC2B4
> $002B0AAC
> $0010413C
> $001041F6
> ================================ 
>

PANIC : Maximum yield time exceeded at $002BCEC4

Same first errors it seems



Mine would do this randomly when idle, and more often when transferring files

Changing from the WD Drives to the seagates seemed to improve it, but not solve it


I did have it in much more detail in the Hack a Snap 1000 thread, but it would be buried somewhere in it....

There: http://forums.procooling.com/vbb/sea...searchid=57483

[re3dyb0y]

Attached here, going to email you it aswell if you dont mind

It shows Call Stack error in it...

[re3dyb0y]

Any updates snap-tech?

[re3dyb0y]

Originally Posted by Luigi

Hy,
I've a Snap Server 2000 with a mac os local network. From sometimes ago the server lost connection about every two hours; the first light flash very quickly and i must restart it two times before use it again.
What's happen?
Someone can help me?
Thanks a lot
Luigi (italy)

What os version are u using?

Just as a side point

[Luigi]

i'haven't solved my problem
Nobody can help me?
Luigi

[blue68f100]

Are you using JVM?

It has been proven that JVM causes problem (errors) on units with less that 128 meg of ram.

[Phoenix32]

Originally Posted by Luigi

i'haven't solved my problem
Nobody can help me?
Luigi

Did you send the Debug log as requested to snap-tech? And did you answer people's questions here, like what OS you were using? If you did, then my apologies, but if not, then you can't expect people to help without answers to their questions.