Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 23 May 2006 19:17:27 +1000 | From | Nick Piggin <> | Subject | Re: swapper: page allocation failure. - random reboot problem |
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Haar János wrote:
> OK, it is enough, to switch to 64bit, thanks! > > But i have a little problem. > My node #3 reboots again. > > At this point i have run out of ideas. :-( > > This is checked already: > > - the complete hardware, except the 12 hdd. (smart reports, no errors at > all, 4x ide + 8xSATA all 300GB.) > - the SMP race. (checked with non-smp kernel) > - APIC/ACPI (tested with non... kernel) > - the e1000 driver (tested with realtek gige adapter) > - the complete filesystem, OS (NFS-ROOT, and copy between nodes.) > - the memory allocation proble, (checked with debug-kernel, and rised > min_free_kbytes) > > The systems only service is nbd. (nbd-server serving md0, raid4 array) > > Anybody have an idea?
Bad hardware. Run memtest overnight. Can your power supply deal with that many drives? etc.
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