[LinuxUsers] what caused this crash?
Jeff Lasman
jplists at nobaloney.net
Mon Jul 20 14:54:30 UTC 2009
On Monday 20 July 2009 06:43 am, Todd Lyons wrote:
> Are these particular servers 5+ years old? One thing to consider is
> that the power supply could be degrading which causes more noise (not
> regulated as well) and putting a new one in could make the
> instability go away.
Interesting point, Todd. Thanks. This server is about five years old
or so. We recently had a power supply fail on a server about the same
age. I'm going to start looking at replacing the oldest of our
servers.
> Any buildup of dust? That's insulation, making it harder for heat to
> be dispersed. Or in general, poor airflow in that area. If it's in
> your colo though, I really doubt it, and I'd be very concerned if
> there was dust buildup in the computer(s).
No dust in the last one I opened (the one with the bad power supply)
about two weeks ago. The DC at least is clean <smile>.
However, the room is too hot, and we've notified the DC about a week
ago. We're going to notify them again today, and if it's still too hot
next week we're going to start decommissioning that DC.
Again, thanks.
Jeff
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