[CentOS] how to debug hardware lockups?
nate
centos at linuxpowered.netWed Nov 19 00:39:48 UTC 2008
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Ross Walker wrote: > Ah, memory mapped files, another very good reason to use ECC with > large memory machines. Normal ECC doesn't seem to be all that great IMO, though I have been very impressed with HP's Advanced ECC it seems much more resilient to memory errors. Bad ram has been my #1 source for system failures over the past few years. http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bc/docs/support/SupportManual/c00256943/c00256943.pdf Though I think it's HP specific, haven't seen that technology anywhere else yet. Of course there is memory mirroring and memory sparing technology as well though I've yet to run into any machines that actually used it. nate
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