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Motherboard: Tyan S4881 + M4881
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Processors: (8) AMD Opteron 875 (Dual Core)
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Ram: (32) 2GB DDR400 REG ECC Manuf.: Dataram
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The first time that I booted after the gentoo install, it told me that |
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APIC had failed on CPU0. After that I never received that error |
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again. I've had problems with APIC and 3ware controller card support |
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in linux before. Maybe because this system is so hardware-dense APIC |
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is causing me problems? I've tried disabling it, but then I get a |
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kernel panic.
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Thanks.
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God Bless, |
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Ryan A. Rice |
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Operations Manager |
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i*hydra, Where Price and Power Converge. |
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rrice@××××××.com |
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Toll Free: (866)-433-1238 |
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Cell: (207)-333-1258 |
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Stuart Haas wrote: |
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Sounds to me like it might be a hardware/bios problem, rather than a |
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kernel issue. I remember having a similar problem a while ago with my |
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system (with less RAM of course).
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What mother board and BIOS are you running? How many CPUs? Also, what |
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RAM are you using?
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Stuart
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Ryan Rice wrote: |
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It does get past GRUB. When it goes to load the image off the drive it |
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chokes.
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I cannot get past 31GB what so ever. When I load it up to 32GB or |
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more, I get this problem, and when I drop back down to 31GB all is fine.
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I have memory testing/burn-in equipment, which says all of the DIMMs' |
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are in perfect working order.
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It reboots so fast, that I'm not aware of a way to snag the dump before |
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it reboots. Any suggestions?
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God Bless, |
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Ryan A. Rice |
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Operations Manager |
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i*hydra, Where Price and Power Converge. |
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http://www.ihydra.com |
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rrice@××××××.com |
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Toll Free: (866)-433-1238 |
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Cell: (207)-333-1258 |
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Fax: (207)-226-7376 |
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Paul de Vrieze wrote: |
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On Tuesday 21 February 2006 15:48, Ryan Rice wrote: |
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I am having a problem putting 32GB or more of RAM into my system with |
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Gentoo. |
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I can install Gentoo (2005.1 r1) perfectly fine even on 30GB or lower, |
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once I get up in to the OS, if I shut down the machine and stock it up |
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to 64GB, when the system comes back online, and goes to boot the kernel |
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out of the loader, the system resets itself and goes back to POST. Any |
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ideas? |
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I've even tried to re-compile to kernel 2.6.15.4 and that gives me a |
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panic citing an Oops! Attempted to kill init! |
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Let me know if you'd like more detail. |
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Does the kernel reboot itself or is it grub that chokes? Does it also have |
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the problems with 32 GB, or with 48 GB? And what about 63 (if you can |
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test that). You might also want to try to get at the output of the kernel |
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before it reboots. |
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Paul |
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