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Date: | Thu, 14 Oct 1999 15:17:29 +0100 |
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Hi All,
I wanted to see if anyone had any comments on this situation.
A HP3000 aborting - I don't have any details, but it was a SA, and
it would not respond to control-b at the console afterwards.
Instinct tells me that this is likely to be a hardware issue.
The same SA is reported each time, and has occured once whilst a 3gig
file was being created with no users on, and twice whilst users are
on the system.
I have suggested that it could be a bug I know about, where heavy use
of fork/exec can cause memory manager to corrupt memory. But nothing
back yet from the RC. They 'seem' to be having problems analysing the
dump.
Any of this sound like a senario you have seen?
Any thoughts? - It's not my machine, and even worse it's FM'd, so I
don't know how much I can find out.
The real point was the lack of response to control-b - that worries me.
Vince. PS Thanks to all for the supportive comments a few weeks ago,
and the Adager Cube is sitting proud on my desk! ;-)
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Oracle Corporation UK
The Oracle Centre
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